Trust & Security

A security product is a trust product.

You're inviting an auditor into your most sensitive code. Here is exactly how that relationship is protected: by architecture, not by promises.

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Air-gap first, not air-gap eventually.

The appliance was designed for the disconnected case from day one: on-premises install, zero telemetry, FIPS 140-3 cryptography, IL5/CMMC support. If your threat model says "nothing crosses the boundary," Bodhi agrees with your threat model.

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Signed, attested, post-quantum ready.

Every release is cryptographically signed and every install attests what it runs, with post-quantum signatures alongside classical ones, so the chain of custody survives the next decade of cryptanalysis, not just the current one.

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Coordinated disclosure, in writing.

We publish a security policy under RFC 9116, we credit researchers, and we commit to remediation before public disclosure. If you find something, security@bodhi.security reaches humans who have triaged real CVEs.

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Data minimalism, even in the cloud beta.

The waitlist is an email address. This site sets no cookies, runs no trackers, and loads not a single third-party script. Every byte it serves originates from this domain. Audit it; it's the smallest attack surface we could ship.

This very website, as evidence.

  • Strict Content-Security-Policy. Only same-origin scripts can ever execute here; inline injection is dead on arrival.
  • HSTS with preload. Browsers refuse to speak to us over anything but TLS, on every visit including the first.
  • Clickjacking and MIME-sniffing disabled. Frame embedding denied, content types enforced, referrers stripped to origin.
  • Zero third-party dependencies. Fonts embedded, scripts first-party, no CDNs to compromise. A supply chain of one.

Found something? Tell us.

We acknowledge responsible disclosures and we remediate before we talk.