Compliance isn't a feature we bolted on. It's an architectural decision baked into every layer — from single-tenant isolation to data sovereignty by design.
Discuss Your RequirementsIndependently audited. Framework-aligned. Architected for the strictest regulatory environments.
Independent audit of security controls and data handling practices over time.
Data encrypted at rest and in transit. Protected at every stage of the pipeline.
SP 800-53 access controls, CUI protection, CSF 2.0 supply chain risk management.
Security guarantees enforced by architecture, not policy. You can't misconfigure what's structurally impossible.
Every customer gets their own isolated environment. No noisy-neighbour risk. No shared infrastructure between customers. Your environment is yours alone.
Your data stays on your infrastructure. Not a policy — an architectural guarantee. No third-party cloud dependency. No data ever leaves your environment.
Any environment can be rebuilt from object store in ~3 hours regardless of data size. Full disaster recovery capability with deterministic, repeatable results.
Granular, auditable controls at every layer. Know exactly who accessed what, when, and from where.
Granular permissions per user and per environment. Define exactly who can read, write, and administer each resource.
Configurable token expiration policies. Revoke access instantly. No persistent credentials stored in the database layer.
Restrict access to known IP ranges. Lock down environments to your corporate network, VPN, or specific infrastructure.
Comprehensive logging of all operations. Full traceability for compliance reporting, forensic analysis, and regulatory audits.
We didn't bolt compliance onto a database. We built the database so compliance is architectural.
| Framework | Requirement | MinusOneDB Compliance |
|---|---|---|
| SP 800-53 | Access controls | Role-based access, token auth, IP restrictions, audit logging |
| SP 800-172r3 | CUI protection | Data never leaves your infrastructure — architectural guarantee |
| CSF 2.0 | Supply chain risk | No third-party cloud dependency. Single-tenant isolation. |
| NIST PF 1.1 | Data minimization & AI privacy | Audit logging, capacity pricing removes incentive to cache/retain data |
| NIST AI RMF | AI governance | Deterministic query results, verifiable analytics |
| SOC 2 Type II | Security controls audit | Independently certified. Report available under NDA. |
Data sovereignty means data never leaves customer infrastructure, eliminating cross-border transfer issues entirely. No Schrems II concerns. No data processing agreements with third-party cloud providers needed for the database layer.
Audit logging, access controls, and data sovereignty simplify compliance across frameworks. No middleware servers that could become attack surface — just a REST API and JS SDK connecting directly to your environment.
