Security built around zero vendor trust
WSData is designed so plaintext files and messages never need to exist inside WSData-controlled infrastructure.
Encryption model
AES-256-GCM, client-side encryption, encrypted before upload, and no readable data on WSData servers by design.
Key ownership
Customers control keys inside their own cloud boundary, with KMS and HSM-ready positioning for mature security programmes.
Customer cloud boundary
Encrypted storage, access policy, hosting, domain, and operational ownership stay with the customer, not a shared vendor vault.
What WSData is designed to reduce.
Designed to protect against
Vendor breach exposing readable customer data.
Vendor insider access to plaintext files or messages.
SaaS central breach target risk.
Storage compromise where attackers obtain encrypted blobs only.
Not designed to replace
Endpoint security for compromised user devices.
Strong identity controls for stolen user credentials.
Good internal access governance, approvals, and user lifecycle management.
Simple principles, enforced by architecture.
No plaintext
Readable customer data is kept outside WSData infrastructure.
No backdoors
Access is designed around customer-controlled keys and explicit authorisation.
No central readable-data honeypot
Customer data is not pooled into a shared vendor plaintext target.
Customer-controlled infrastructure
Storage, keys, domain, hosting, and access policy stay inside the customer boundary.
Verifiable authenticity
Cryptographic provenance makes document origin and tamper status mathematically verifiable.