We process data in memory. We do not store incident bodies. Your on-call data never touches our persistent storage layer.
“We see your alert counts. We never see your incident details.”
Every request is authenticated and authorized in isolation. We assume breach by default and apply least-privilege at every layer.
We process your PagerDuty incident data entirely in memory to generate reports. Incident titles and bodies are never written to disk or a database.
PagerAudit runs on Vercel and Supabase, both of which hold SOC 2 Type II certifications. Our architecture inherits their compliance posture.
Your PagerDuty API token is encrypted at rest using AES-256 before being stored. Keys are never logged or exposed in any response payload.
Revoke access at any time from your PagerDuty account. Upon revocation, we immediately and permanently delete all associated metadata.
Revoke PagerAudit’s OAuth access in your PagerDuty account settings at any time. Email us at security@pageraudit.io and we will delete all associated metadata within 24 hours.
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