Trust Center

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from security teams about how Cenntrax protects your data.

Do you encrypt data?
Yes — twice over in transit. All application and API traffic is encrypted with TLS 1.3, and on top of TLS, authenticated API responses carry a second application layer of encryption: AES-256-GCM envelopes keyed to a unique per-session key issued at sign-in. A network capture — or even a stolen access token — is not enough to read API data without that session key. Data at rest is stored on managed cloud databases with provider-level encryption, session keys are themselves stored encrypted, and integrity-sensitive records (audit events, proof of delivery) are additionally protected with SHA-256 hashing.
How do you prove records haven't been tampered with?
Every compliance-relevant action is written as an immutable, hash-chained audit event. Each event's hash includes the previous event's hash, so any change, deletion, or re-ordering breaks the chain and is detectable. Chain integrity can be re-verified on demand.
Is one customer's data ever mixed with another's?
No. Each customer runs in its own isolated tenant with a separate database, so cross-customer access is not possible.
How is cold-chain compliance handled?
Temperature thresholds are configured per product/customer (e.g. 2–8°C). Readings are auto-captured from telematics sensors and checked against the threshold; out-of-range readings trigger excursion alerts and are recorded against the delivery.
Do you use customer data to train AI models?
No. AI features are optional and cost-controlled; customer data is not used to train third-party models. AI output is treated strictly as data — it is schema-validated and can never execute as code or write to the database unchecked.
Can we get your security documentation?
Yes — security teams and prospective customers can request our security overview and related documents under NDA using the Request access link, or at cenntrax.com/contact.