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Security & Responsible Disclosure

Last updated: June 2026 · EvolvLabs, LLC

Exolvra is built for the kind of buyer whose security team reviews every tool before it ships. The design principle is simple: your agents, your servers, your data. This page explains how the product approaches security, and how to report a vulnerability to us.

Data sovereignty first. Exolvra is self-hosted by default. It runs inside your environment, and there is no required call-home in the work path. The most effective security control is structural: your sensitive data never has to leave your network to use the product.

01How the product is built

Encrypted at rest

Optional full-database encryption (SQLCipher) plus an AES-256-GCM field layer for sensitive settings, with keys derived through a layered key-management chain.

Secrets stay out of prompts

A named-secrets vault substitutes values at the wire. A reference like {{secret:NAME}} resolves at send time and never enters a prompt, a log, or the model context.

Tamper-evident audit

A hash-chained audit log records tool calls and state changes, written in the same transaction as the action it records, so the trail can't silently diverge from what happened.

Least privilege for agents

A capability resolver and per-agent access rules gate what each agent may do. Permissions are config-based, session-based, or type-based, and can be granted or revoked at fine grain.

Human approvals & budgets

Approval workflows, spend budgets, and rate tracking sit in the work path, so high-impact or high-cost actions can require a human decision.

Cloud Mode lockdown

For shared or multi-tenant deployments, Cloud Mode restricts agents to a narrow capability set (network and memory) and blocks file system, shell, and browser access.

By design, the product does not accept repository-supplied shell hooks, because anyone who could merge to a watched repo would otherwise gain code execution on the host. Configuration that affects execution is operator-controlled.

02Deployment and data residency

03This website

The marketing site and waitlist are served over HTTPS through Cloudflare, with modern TLS and standard edge protections. The website collects only the limited information described in our Privacy Policy.

04Compliance posture

We want to be precise rather than aspirational. As of the date above, Exolvra is not yet certified under SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, or HIPAA. What we do have: a product engineered to support those programs inside your own environment (encryption at rest and in transit, a hash-chained audit log, RBAC and per-agent least privilege, approvals, and a secrets vault), a control set mapped to the Cloud Security Alliance Cloud Controls Matrix (available as a CAIQ self-assessment and as our answer bank for your security questionnaire), and a founder who built a certified SOC 2 and ISO 27001 program previously. The full posture, framework alignment, and shared-responsibility split are in our Trust Center. If your procurement needs specific documentation, email [email protected] and we'll tell you honestly where we are.

05Reporting a vulnerability

We welcome reports from security researchers and treat them as a priority. If you believe you've found a vulnerability in the Exolvra product or this website, please tell us before disclosing it publicly.

Coordinated disclosure

Email a description of the issue, the affected component and version, and the steps to reproduce it. If you can, include the impact and any proof-of-concept. Please give us a reasonable window to investigate and remediate before public disclosure.

[email protected]

What we ask

What you can expect

06Contact

Security reports: [email protected]. Everything else: [email protected].