Security you can prove, not just claim.
Fluree is built for regulated industries. Data governance, zero-trust access, verifiable credentials, and audit aren't bolted on — they're embedded in the data layer itself.
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Data Governance
Governance embedded in the data, not bolted on top.
Most organizations bolt governance onto the consumption layer — dashboards, data catalogs, ETL jobs. Fluree turns that inside out: definitions, lineage, ownership, classification, and access policy all live in the graph itself. One vocabulary, one source of truth, evaluated on every read.
- Ontological data definitions — every term resolves to a governed concept
- Stewardship and ownership tracked alongside the data, not in a separate catalog
- Lineage is queryable — see exactly where a fact came from and how it was transformed
- Classification (PII, PHI, restricted) drives policy automatically
Zero-Trust Data Sharing
Share data without giving up control.
Zero-trust isn't a network perimeter — it's a stance. Every request, from any user or agent, is authenticated, authorized, and logged at the data layer. Cross-organization sharing follows the same rules, so partners and downstream consumers see exactly the slice they're entitled to — and nothing else.
- Attribute-based access control evaluated at the entity, relationship, and property level
- Policies travel with the data — across systems, partners, and ecosystems
- No bulk extracts to manage — consumers query a governed view
- Every access decision is logged with cryptographic provenance
How GraphRAG Inherits Governance
Verifiable Credentials
Tamper-evident credentials, built on open standards.
Fluree natively supports the W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model — issued, queried, and verified against the same governed knowledge graph that powers the rest of your stack. JSON-LD is the canonical encoding; RDF is the substrate; cryptographic proofs are first-class.
- W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model 1.1 supported natively
- JSON-LD as the canonical encoding for issued credentials
- Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and selective disclosure patterns
- Cryptographic verification rooted in the immutable ledger
What Are Verifiable Credentials?
Data-centric security
Policy travels with the data. Access rules are embedded in the graph layer and enforced before retrieval — so every copilot, agent, API, and analyst sees only what they're entitled to see.
Cryptographic provenance
Every fact in Fluree Core is immutably recorded with its source, author, and timestamp. Full lineage is queryable at any point in time, giving audit, compliance, and security teams a cryptographic chain of custody.
Encryption everywhere
Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256). Managed deployments support customer-managed keys (BYOK) via cloud-native KMS integrations.
Full audit lineage
Every query, mutation, and policy evaluation is captured in a tamper-evident log. Integrations with SIEM platforms (Splunk, Datadog, Elastic) are available for enterprise plans.
Zero-trust by default
No implicit trust between services. Every request — from a user, an application, or an AI agent — is authenticated, authorized, and logged at the data layer.
Compliance-ready
Fluree's architecture is designed to support SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR deployments. Enterprise customers can request our current attestation package and security questionnaires.
- SOC 2 Type II In progress — attestation expected Q3 2026
- ISO 27001 Roadmap
- GDPR / UK GDPR Supported via EU data residency
- HIPAA Available under BAA on Enterprise plan
What does data-centric security mean in practice?
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Security disclosure & contact
Found a vulnerability? Email info@flur.ee. We respond to all reports within one business day.