1. Security Principles
FlowTruss designs NDA with a local-first architecture so customers keep custody of packet data. We focus on layered safeguards, steady improvement, and clear communication with teams evaluating NDA for sensitive environments.
Last updated: November 19, 2025
FlowTruss designs NDA with a local-first architecture so customers keep custody of packet data. We focus on layered safeguards, steady improvement, and clear communication with teams evaluating NDA for sensitive environments.
Desktop app: Packet captures (PCAP/PCAP-NG), topology files, and workspace data run on your systems and are not sent to FlowTruss by default.
Web Version: Runs entirely in your browser (client-side JavaScript). Packet captures and analysis stay in your browser memory or storage and are not transmitted to FlowTruss servers. Clearing browser storage removes them.
FlowTruss servers: Host the marketing site, documentation, and account/billing pages. We collect standard logs/analytics for these sites and handle account/support communications. Packet-capture contents are not part of those flows.
We continue to expand these practices over time.
NDA analyzes data where it already lives. Operational captures remain in customer environments or in-browser. FlowTruss receives only limited administrative info (accounts, billing, support). If you share diagnostic files, we transfer them over encrypted channels and remove them when no longer needed (target: within 90 days of ticket closure unless you request otherwise).
We maintain practical policies for access control, change management, and vendor oversight. Business continuity and incident playbooks exist, are exercised periodically, and adjust as our footprint evolves.
We welcome coordinated disclosure from customers and researchers. Email security@flowtruss.com with reproduction details and observed impact. We acknowledge receipt, assess severity, and work on fixes where appropriate. FlowTruss does not currently run a public bug-bounty program.
This overview describes current practices and may change as NDA evolves. It is not a certification claim or contractual guarantee.