Security First

You're trusting us with credentials to your most important data. Here's exactly how we protect them.

✓ AES-256-GCM at rest|✓ TLS in transit|✓ Zero credential logging|✓ Open source

Credential Protection

  • ✓AES-256-GCM encryption for all database passwords at rest
  • ✓Credentials masked in the UI after saving — the plaintext never comes back
  • ✓Credentials are never written to application logs
  • ✓Passwords are decrypted in memory only at the moment a backup runs, then discarded
  • ✓Separate ENCRYPTION_KEY from your database password — compromise one, not both

Data in Transit

  • ✓All API communication served over HTTPS/TLS in production
  • ✓Database connections use SSL where the target supports it
  • ✓MinIO and S3-compatible storage connections use HTTPS
  • ✓JWT tokens signed with HS256 and expire after 24 hours

Your Data, Your Control

  • ✓We never read, scan, or process the contents of your backup files
  • ✓Backup files land directly in YOUR storage bucket — we are only a conduit
  • ✓Delete a connection and its credentials are permanently gone
  • ✓Full audit log of every action: who did what, when, from which IP
  • ✓Retention policies let you auto-delete old backups on your own schedule

Open Source & Self-Hostable

  • ✓Fully open source — read every line of code on GitHub
  • ✓Self-host on your own infrastructure with Docker Compose in under 5 minutes
  • ✓No vendor lock-in: your data stays in the storage bucket you already own
  • ✓Don't trust us? Run it yourself and never send us a single credential

Compliance Ready

  • ✓Generate signed PDF compliance reports for any date range, on demand
  • ✓Audit logs provide a complete immutable trail for SOC 2 / ISO 27001 reviews
  • ✓Backup verification confirms integrity without touching production data
  • ✓Anomaly detection flags unusual backup sizes before they become incidents

Responsible Disclosure

  • ✓Found a vulnerability? Email [email protected]
  • ✓We triage all security reports within 48 hours
  • ✓We will never take legal action against good-faith security researchers
  • ✓Critical fixes are patched and released as a priority