Building better apps, safely
Some of the world's most security-conscious companies rely on Bitrise to build safely. Read more about our security measures below or reach out to discuss your specific questions.
We process your personal data in compliance with GDPR regulations, only for specified and legitimate purposes, fairly, and in a transparent manner. Bitrise ensures the appropriate security of the personal data of its users, including protection against unauthorized or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction, or damage.
You can read more about our privacy policy here: https://www.bitrise.io/privacy
Bitrise has undergone a comprehensive SOC2 Type II auditing procedure in order to demonstrate our compliance with all relevant laws and regulations and to assure that we manage our users’ data in a way that protects their interests and their privacy.
The SOC2 report is available upon request by contacting us here:
https://www.bitrise.io/contact
All of the third parties providing our core infrastructure are ISO27001 and SOC2 certified.
To protect the builds of our customers, we use virtual machines which are isolated from each other by firewalls and the underlying hypervisor layer. Every build runs on its own, separated, clean virtual machine which are securely destroyed after the build finishes, including securely erasing every file the build used.
We don't store your source code. The source code is only accessed on the ephemeral virtual machines if your Bitrise workflow configuration allows it. If you don't have a Git Clone step in your configuration, the source code cannot be accessed at all. Source code is always delivered to the VMs through secure channels, such as SSH and TLS.
Bitrise enforces password complexity according to industry best practices (NIST) and credentials are salted and encrypted using the secure bcrypt algorithm.
Bitrise features several secure authentication methods, such as SAML SSO, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket SSO, two-factor authentication, and complex password requirements. We maintain a strict access-control process requiring all employees to submit access requests and go through a documented review and approval procedure. Access is granted on a need-to-know basis.
Similarly to SaaS providers in general, Bitrise is considered to be a sole data controller under the GDPR, as opposed to a data processor. It is generally accepted by both the European Data Protection Board and the Information Commissioner’s Office pursuant to the available guidelines that when a cloud service provider, such as Bitrise, processes personal data solely for the customer support, billing, and other back-office purposes, it acts as a sole data controller and not as a data processor.
For our core services, we use vendors that provide proven geo-redundant services within the United States. These vendors are all ISO27001 and SOC2 certified. We use continuous backup solutions and conduct a business continuity test at least annually.
All sensitive information is stored in an encrypted form using AES-256-GCM algorithm. All information is transported through secure protocols only, such as SSH and TLS.
For network security purposes, we use web application firewalls to secure our services. Our hosting providers use state of the art firewall and intrusion detection and prevention systems.
All internal and external communications are encrypted (TLS, VPN, SSH).
As part of our change management process, only reviewed and approved code changes can be deployed to production. Our developers are trained about secure coding and follow industry best practices, for example those defined by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).
We use reputable third-party penetration testing teams to test the security of our services on an annual basis and/or after each major release.
We use security tools and linters, such as RuboCop, Brakeman and GoSecto run automated security checks on pull requests of our production services. We also run regular vulnerability scans against our production services using Netsparker and Sqreen.
Bitrise maintains a vendor management program in which all vendors go through a risk-based review process, including financial, security, and legal assessments before being onboarded as vendors of Bitrise. Our critical vendors are reviewed on a yearly basis.
Bitrise has a security program that is based on industry-standard security frameworks, such as NIST, SOC2, and ISO27001. We have a dedicated security department and employ highly skilled security professionals to keep our organization and our customer’s data safe.
As part of our hiring process, Bitrise requires all of its employees to go through a criminal background check adhering to applicable laws and regulations.
All employees are required to sign a confidentiality agreement prior to hiring.
All employees are required to read and accept the company policies - including the Bitrise Employee Code of Conduct - upon hiring and also on an annual basis.
All Bitrise employees are required to go through security awareness training at hire and at least on a yearly basis. Our training covers all aspects of security domains, like phishing, secure browsing, incident response or social engineering attacks.
In the event of a personal data breach, all affected users will be notified via the configured email address for their accounts. We aim to notify users of a breach as soon as possible, but no later than 72 hours.
Bitrise does not host any physical servers. Instead, we use cloud providers with highly secured data centers, all of which are certified by ISO27001 and SOC2 and are hosted in the United States.
Our headquarter and satellite offices are secured by a 24-hour office security team.
All of the Bitrise offices require visitors to log in, wear visitor identification, and to be escorted on site.
If you have any additional questions about the security features included in specific plans, we’re happy to help!
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