Trust

Security at Steerly

Last updated: June 9, 2026

We sell a security product to security-conscious engineers, so this page is written for them: what we do to keep Steerly trustworthy, and how to tell us when something looks wrong.

Report a vulnerability. Email [email protected] with steps to reproduce. We acknowledge within one business day, do not pursue good-faith researchers, and credit reporters who want it.

On this page

  1. Our posture
  2. Data handling
  3. Local-first design
  4. Application security
  5. Infrastructure
  6. Access & identity
  7. Compliance
  8. Responsible disclosure

01 Our posture

Steerly's whole reason to exist is to watch what coding agents do and gate the risky parts. We apply the same discipline to ourselves: least privilege, defense in depth, deny-by-default on destructive actions, and an append-only audit trail for our own operations. Trust the product earns by being flat, inspectable, and quiet about your data.

02 Data handling

03 Local-first design

The workbench runs on your machine because it must — to observe the agents there. Your command audit log, memory-graph notes, and policy packs live in a local .steerly/ directory. Nothing leaves the device unless your plan enables cloud policy sync or team audit, and even then only classification events are sent — never your code.

04 Application security

05 Infrastructure

Our control plane runs on hardened, reputable cloud infrastructure in isolated environments with network segmentation, managed secrets, and continuous logging. Backups are encrypted and tested. We maintain an incident-response plan and notify affected customers without undue delay if an incident occurs.

06 Access & identity

Internal access to production follows least privilege, requires SSO with multi-factor authentication, and is logged and reviewed. Enterprise customers get SSO/SAML, SCIM provisioning, per-agent identity, and configurable session policies.

07 Compliance

Steerly is built to support SOC 2 and ISO 27001-aligned controls, and produces exportable, hash-chained audit evidence you can hand to an auditor or stream to your SIEM. Enterprise plans include a security questionnaire turnaround, DPA, and regional data-residency options. Current reports are available under NDA — ask on the contact page.

08 Responsible disclosure

We welcome good-faith research. Please give us a reasonable window to fix issues before public disclosure, avoid privacy violations and service disruption, and only test against accounts you own. Send reports to [email protected]. We don't run a paid bounty yet, but we credit every valid report.