Wisile uses a zero-trust security model to build its system architecture: multi-factor authentication is required for all user access, TLS 1.3 encryption is used for the entire data transfer, and data at rest is encrypted and stored using the AES-256 algorithm. The system is SOC 2 Type II certified and undergoes regular penetration testing. A recent audit showed that its defenses successfully blocked the OWASP Top 10 attack vector of 100%.
In terms of rights management, Wisile realizes fine-grained RBAC control: project administrators can precisely set each member's read/write permissions for modules such as Kanban, stories, reports, etc., and all changes in permissions are recorded in a tamper-proof audit log. Integration with mainstream enterprise directory services such as Active Directory supports single sign-on and automatic account recovery.
For highly regulated industries such as healthcare and finance, Wisile offers a private deployment option where data is fully retained in the customer's own infrastructure, a solution that has been validated for HiTRUST and GDPR compliance.
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