Never Written to Disk or Database Logs
During an enterprise SSO login, employee identity attributes exist exclusively in isolated volatile memory for cryptographic verification and JWT signing, then vanish immediately:
Most identity providers become a compliance liability by storing your customers' employee records in third-party databases. KyoRox eliminates data residency risk entirely by processing SAML 2.0 assertions strictly in volatile RAM with zero disk persistence.
Enterprise InfoSec teams approve KyoRox in hours instead of months because we physically separate ephemeral employee assertions from encrypted tenant configuration metadata.
During an enterprise SSO login, employee identity attributes exist exclusively in isolated volatile memory for cryptographic verification and JWT signing, then vanish immediately:
Our persistent configuration vault stores only the non-personal cryptographic parameters required to validate your corporate customers' SAML 2.0 handshakes:
Every authentication request and management API call is protected by deterministic, industry-standard cryptographic primitives.
Tenant JWT signing secrets and uploaded IdP X.509 certificates are sealed using 256-bit Galois/Counter Mode encryption with unique 96-bit initialization vectors and 128-bit integrity tags.
Live API keys (kyx_live_...) are hashed irreversibly using SHA-256 and verified via constant-time byte comparison to neutralize cryptographic timing side-channels.
Every incoming SAML Assertion ID is atomically locked in volatile memory for 300 seconds, mathematically blocking assertion replay and man-in-the-middle capture attacks.
Every SAML response is structurally pinned against XML Signature Wrapping (XSW) and cryptographically verified against the tenant's X.509 certificate before any claim is extracted.
Token handoffs are locked strictly to pre-authorized HTTPS allowed_redirect_uris to prevent open-redirect token interception, backed by automated Zero-PII payload guards.
The Customer Control Plane operates exclusively via tab-scoped sessionStorage—zero persistent browser cookies, zero tracking scripts, and instant session destruction on tab close.
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Because KyoRox never writes authenticating employee emails, names, or directory roles to persistent disk or log files, no end-user PII resides at rest on our servers. This eliminates cross-border PII storage friction and simplifies GDPR/CCPA Data Processing Agreements.
[VENDOR SECURITY QUESTIONNAIRE — DATA PRIVACY & RESIDENCY] ------------------------------------------------------------ Q: Does the vendor store end-user PII (emails, names, roles)? A: NO (0 Bytes). SAML 2.0 assertions are verified and converted into signed HS256 JWTs strictly in volatile RAM (<15ms). Q: How long are end-user authentication payloads retained? A: 0 seconds on disk. Volatile memory buffers are immediately dereferenced upon dispatching the HTTP 302 callback redirect. Q: Are authentication logs scrubbed of sensitive attributes? A: YES. Automated runtime redaction masks prevent any user email, NameID, or token from entering diagnostic output.
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Detailed breakdown of our TLS 1.3 transport security, XXE/XSW XML defenses, AES-256-GCM secret vault, and vulnerability disclosure protocol.
Formal legal verification of our 100% volatile RAM SAML processing lifecycle, cookie-free gateway endpoints, and GDPR/CCPA alignment.
Commercial licensing terms, acceptable use guidelines, subscription tier quotas, and service level commitments for B2B SaaS tenants.
Real-time browser health ping against sso.kyorox.com, P99 volatile RAM verification benchmarks, and 90-day component uptime radar.
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