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Security Overview

This overview explains the security posture COKIQ can document today. It does not claim SOC 2, ISO, or third-party certification.

Owner

COKIQ Security and Operations

Last updated

2026-06-03

Security model

COKIQ protects account access, website configuration, consent records, scan findings, reports, and operational settings using application-level controls and limited operational access.

  • HTTPS-only public service access
  • Authenticated dashboard access for customer workspaces
  • Separation between public marketing pages and authenticated account areas
  • Security contact path through security@cokiq.com and the vulnerability disclosure page

Access control

Access control depends on the customer plan and rollout. Enterprise buyers should validate exact role requirements during security review.

  • Account login required for dashboard data
  • Audit logs are available for governance evidence
  • RBAC is marked Beta and should be validated during pilot rollout
  • SSO/SAML is marked Roadmap and is not sold as live

Operational safeguards

COKIQ publishes trust routes that help buyers inspect vendor, support, incident, and retention expectations before procurement.

  • Trust Center
  • Status page
  • Subprocessors list
  • Incident response summary
  • Support policy summary
  • Data retention summary

FAQ

Does COKIQ claim SOC 2 or ISO certification?

No. COKIQ does not claim SOC 2, ISO, or similar certification unless real evidence exists.

Where should security questions go?

Security questions can route through the Trust Center, vulnerability disclosure page, or contact form for procurement review.