Sublyzer One is designed with privacy and security in mind:

• End-to-end encryption: All data transmitted between SDK and backend is encrypted
• No sensitive data storage: We never store passwords, API keys, or sensitive user information
• IP anonymization: Optional IP address anonymization for GDPR compliance
• Data retention controls: You can delete all data at any time
• GDPR compliant: Full compliance with GDPR and other privacy regulations

Do:

• Use only the public integration code (never include API keys or secrets)
• Enable IP anonymization if required by your privacy policy
• Sanitize user input before sending to Sublyzer
• Use HTTPS for all API communications
• Implement rate limiting on your backend

Don't:

• Include sensitive data in error messages or stack traces
• Send passwords, tokens, or API keys through the SDK
• Expose integration codes in client-side code repositories
• Use the same integration code for multiple environments without proper isolation

Sublyzer One automatically detects common security vulnerabilities:

• XSS (Cross-Site Scripting): Detects potential script injection points
• SQL Injection: Identifies unsanitized database queries
• CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery): Checks for missing CSRF tokens
• Insecure Headers: Validates security headers (CSP, HSTS, etc.)
• Cookie Security: Checks for secure and HttpOnly flags
• Authentication Issues: Detects weak authentication patterns

The Security panel in your dashboard provides:

• Real-time vulnerability alerts
• Severity ratings (low, medium, high, critical)
• Affected files and line numbers
• Recommended fixes
• Historical vulnerability trends

Use SwarmAI to run comprehensive security tests:

1. Go to Integration Dashboard → Swarm AI
2. Select "Security" test type
3. Configure test depth (1-10, higher = more thorough)
4. Start the test and review results
5. Apply Auto-Patch fixes for detected vulnerabilities

Sublyzer One supports various compliance requirements:

• GDPR: Full compliance with data protection regulations
• HIPAA: Can sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for healthcare companies
• SOC 2: Security controls and audit trails
• ISO 27001: Information security management

If you detect a security incident:

1. Review the Security panel for detected vulnerabilities
2. Check alert history for unusual patterns
3. Use SwarmAI to identify potential attack vectors
4. Apply Auto-Patch fixes for critical vulnerabilities
5. Review and update security policies
6. Monitor the dashboard for ongoing threats