System status: status.crowagent.ai
Every layer, from disk to API, is named and auditable.
Operational standards
The controls every CrowAgent organisation inherits by default, from encryption to data residency to regulatory registration.
AES-256 encryption at rest
Disk-level AES-256-GCM with automatic key rotation across databases, file storage, and backups.
TLS 1.3 in transit
Forward-secret HTTPS on every request with HSTS preload and modern cipher suites only.
GDPR compliant
Subject rights supported end to end, with lawful basis, retention and deletion documented. A Data Processing Agreement is available for customers on request, currently in draft pending legal review.
EU data residency
Primary customer data is stored in the EU, in AWS eu-west-1 (Ireland). Our API runs in the EU and the web application runs in the UK. Full processing locations are listed under sub-processors below.
ISO 27001 controls
Our security controls programme is built to ISO 27001.
ICO Registered Data Controller
CrowAgent Ltd is registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office and verifiable on the ICO public register.
Security documentation
The detail behind each control, written for security and procurement teams. Jump to any topic, or contact us for an audit pack.
AES-256 encryption
All customer data is encrypted at rest using AES-256, and in transit using TLS 1.3. Disk encryption keys are managed and rotated by our infrastructure providers. Application credentials and API keys are rotated by us, on a documented procedure with a verification step before the old key is revoked. Database snapshots, file storage, and backups inherit the same protection.
- At rest
- AES-256-GCM
- In transit
- TLS 1.3, HSTS
- Disk key rotation
- Provider managed
- Application key rotation
- Documented procedure
- Backups
- Encrypted
EU data residency
- Primary customer data is stored in Supabase’s EU region, AWS eu-west-1 (Ireland).
- The CrowAgent API and its background worker run in the EU, in Google Cloud europe-west4 (Netherlands).
- Supporting services may process metadata in the EU (PostHog EU Cloud, Sentry EU).
- Web application rendering runs on Vercel in London (lhr1).
- Other processors operate under Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs).
- No personal data is sent to AI providers for training. See our Privacy Policy for the full sub-processor list.
- Metadata sub-processors
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- PostHog
- EU
- Sentry
- SCC
- Brevo
- EU
- Cloudflare
- SCC
- Calendly
- SCC
- Stripe
- SCC
GDPR compliance
- CrowAgent Ltd is registered as a data controller with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) under the Data Protection (Charges and Information) Regulations 2018.
- A Data Processing Agreement (DPA) is available on request for customers. It is in draft pending legal review, so terms may change before signature.
- Data subject rights supported: right to erasure, data portability, restriction of processing, and access.
- ICO contact & registration
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Verifiable on the ICO public register by searching for “CrowAgent Ltd”.
Data requests: hello@crowagent.ai
Access controls
Platform access is enforced in depth: organisation-scoped roles at the application layer, Row-Level Security at the database, and multi-factor authentication at the identity layer.
RBAC
- Org-scoped roles: Owner, Admin, Member.
- Privileged actions audit-logged.
- Invite-only org joins.
RLS
- Row-Level Security enforced in Postgres.
- Org isolation at query time.
- Tenant data scoped to each organisation via RLS.
MFA
- TOTP available for every account.
- Required for Owner/Admin actions.
- Session revocation on demand.
ISO 27001 controls
Our security controls programme is built to ISO 27001 principles, as self-declared conformity. Internal security reviews run continuously, and OWASP practices are applied to all application development. The control set, the risk register, the statement of applicability, the internal audit and the management review are maintained as documents and are available on request.
Cyber Essentials is the certification we expect to pursue first.
AI data handling
AI inference runs through server-side API calls only. Customer-facing drafting uses Google Gemini. Heavier reasoning and analysis use Anthropic’s Claude. Both are data sub-processors under signed DPAs. The boundaries below describe exactly what crosses to a model provider.
- What is sent
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- Prompt context for the active task.
- Public reference text where required.
- Server-side API calls only.
- What is NOT sent
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- Customer data for training.
- Bulk exports or full org datasets.
- Authentication tokens or PII.
- Inference & retention
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- CrowAgent-brokered infrastructure.
- Provider zero-retention terms.
- Inputs not retained by the model.
- Model Usage & Data Isolation
- Inference traffic is brokered through CrowAgent-controlled service identities. Prompts include the minimum context required to satisfy the active task. Model responses are post-processed before storage to strip provider metadata.
Vulnerability disclosure
Report security vulnerabilities responsibly to security@crowagent.ai with the subject “Security Disclosure”. We acknowledge receipt within two business days and triage as below. These are targets we set ourselves, not a contractual service level.
On a narrow screen, this table scrolls sideways.
| Severity | Examples | Triage target | Patch target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critical | RCE, auth bypass | 1 business day | 5 days |
| High | Privilege escalation | 2 business days | 14 days |
| Medium | CSRF, XSS | 3 business days | 30 days |
| Low | Hardening findings | 5 business days | Best-effort |
Uptime target
99.5%
CrowAgent targets 99.5% monthly uptime, with independent public status monitoring you can check yourself.
Deep dives
Sub-processors list
Sub-processors handle metadata only. None receive customer-controlled personal data for training.
- PostHog (EU Cloud), product analytics, event metadata.
- Brevo (EU), transactional email delivery.
- Cloudflare (global, SCC), CDN, DDoS protection.
- Calendly (SCC), meeting scheduling links.
- Stripe (SCC), billing and payment processing.
Severity levels in detail
Our severity model follows CVSS 3.1 base scoring, adjusted for environmental impact across multi-tenant data isolation.
- Critical: active exploitation paths affecting confidentiality or integrity of customer data.
- High: escalation paths within an authenticated session.
- Medium: targeted attacks requiring user interaction or constrained scope.
- Low: defensive hardening, configuration drift, or informational findings.
Company & regulatory details
- ICO registration
- Registered Data Controller
- Company
- CrowAgent Ltd
- Registered
- England and Wales
- Data controller
- CrowAgent Ltd
- General Enquiries
- hello@crowagent.ai
- Security
- security@crowagent.ai
- Data request contact
- For erasure, portability, restriction, or access requests, email hello@crowagent.ai. We respond within statutory timeframes.
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ICO-registered data controller. EU data residency. AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Built to ISO 27001 controls.