Per-tenant data residency enforcement, 8 compliance frameworks, and usage metering -- built for GDPR, FedRAMP, and SOC 2.
See It In Action
Violations detected and blocked at the KMS layer.
From region policy to real-time enforcement, every secret stays within its permitted jurisdiction.
Define per-tenant primary and secondary regions. Choose enforcement mode -- strict enforcement blocks violations, audit mode logs them for review.
Each tenant's secrets are encrypted with a KMS key scoped to their permitted region. Cross-region access attempts are blocked at the cryptographic layer -- not just at the application level.
Compliance dashboards track posture across all 8 frameworks in real time. Violations are surfaced immediately with remediation guidance and forwarded to your SIEM.
From data residency to usage metering, every compliance requirement covered out of the box.
Per-tenant region policies with enforce and audit modes. Each tenant's KEK is bound to a region-scoped KMS key -- cross-region decryption is cryptographically impossible in enforce mode.
Built-in controls mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, FedRAMP, NIST CSF, and Zero Trust. Continuous posture scoring with evidence collection for auditors.
Per-tenant usage metering tracks secret reads, writes, rotations, and API calls. Feed into your billing system or use for chargeback reporting across business units.
Every access event, policy change, and violation is written to a SHA-256 hash-chained log. Export to your SIEM or generate compliance reports directly for auditors.
Data residency is not a soft policy flag. Each tenant's secrets are wrapped by a KMS key in their designated region. An application in the wrong region cannot decrypt the data -- the key is simply not available there.
Compliance posture is scored continuously across all active frameworks. When a control check fails, the violation is written to the hash-chained audit log and pushed to your SIEM within milliseconds -- not discovered in the next scheduled scan.
Deploy CoreLink and monitor compliance across 8 frameworks continuously -- with data residency enforced at the cryptographic layer, not just policy.