Hi all, I’m Kuray Karaaslan. At Hermetry I work on system security and data sovereignty: how one organisation is kept apart from another, where your data is stored, and who can sign in and do what.
A few things in that area you will meet early. Every organisation has one home region, EU, US or Türkiye, set when the organisation is created, and its devices, telemetry, dashboards, flows and audit log are stored in that region. For people there are roles, two-factor sign-in, passkeys, single sign-on and an audit log of who did what.
I’ll pick up questions in Security and access and in Deployment: cloud regions and on-premises, and anything about sign-in, roles or the audit log wherever it ends up. If you have a security questionnaire to fill in, start with How Hermetry protects your data. The Security section also has a checklist for a new organisation.
One request: if you think you have found a security problem, please don’t post it here. Send it through the contact page so we can look at it before it is public.
Welcome. Is the region per organisation or per person? Some of our people sit in Canada and some in Europe, and I’d rather not split us in two.
Per organisation. Each organisation has one home region and your members sign in to it from wherever they are. Its devices connect to the device host of that region too. Changing the home region later is something only Hermetry can do, through the contact page, so pick it before you connect a fleet. More on Regions and data residency.
Good to have a name to go with the security answers. Bookmarked the questionnaire page, I get one of those every quarter.
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