Security

At EasyConnect, we prioritize the security of our customers' data and operations. Our security practices are deeply integrated with Snowflake's robust security framework to ensure that your data remains safe and secure.

Security Framework

Our EasyConnect native application is built to operate entirely within the security boundary of your Snowflake account. This means that all code, data processing, and storage activities are confined within the secure environment provided by Snowflake. By leveraging Snowflake's comprehensive security features, we ensure that your data is protected by industry-leading standards.

Installation and Operation

The EasyConnect application is installed directly within your Snowflake account. This allows you to maintain full control over the environment in which the application operates, including access management, data encryption, and compliance monitoring. Because the application runs within your Snowflake instance, no data or processes leave the secure boundary of your account.

Compliance and Certifications

Snowflake’s platform is designed to meet stringent regulatory and industry standards. By operating within Snowflake, EasyConnect inherits Snowflake’s compliance certifications, including SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, and HIPAA, among others. This ensures that your use of EasyConnect complies with the highest security and privacy standards.

Continuous Monitoring

We rely on Snowflake’s continuous monitoring and security features to provide real-time alerts and defenses against potential threats. This includes automated threat detection, logging, and auditing capabilities that help protect your data from unauthorized access and breaches.

Your Control, Our Commitment

Because EasyConnect operates within your Snowflake account, you retain full control over your security settings. Our commitment is to support and enhance your security posture by ensuring that our application operates securely within the boundaries you define.

For more detailed information on Snowflake’s security practices, please refer to the Snowflake Security Documentation.