Encrypted transport enforced
The production site uses HTTPS and sends a long-lived Strict-Transport-Security header on secure responses.
Security, privacy, and assurance
Coryntas designs identity, permissions, action boundaries, approvals, evidence, and human judgment into enterprise agent workflows.
Trust Center
17 published controls, with status language that distinguishes the current website from customer-specific deployment design.
Content reviewed August 3, 2026Hosting, encrypted delivery, and enquiry storage used by the current Coryntas website.
The production site uses HTTPS and sends a long-lived Strict-Transport-Security header on secure responses.
Vercel hosts and delivers the public website and its deployed website functions.
The Console backend saves each business enquiry and its internal email job together in PostgreSQL before confirming receipt.
Safeguards applied to public form submissions and the supporting API.
The enquiry API accepts registered Coryntas website origins. Partner applications are checked against the configured site origin.
Business enquiries use self-hosted ALTCHA challenges verified by Console. Partner applications use Cloudflare Turnstile.
The API normalizes input, validates required fields and enums, and rejects oversized JSON payloads.
Console limits enquiries by network address and email using hashed rate-limit keys. Raw network addresses are not stored in enquiry records.
Current website practices documented in the Coryntas Privacy Statement.
Google Analytics 4 is not loaded until a visitor accepts optional analytics.
Business enquiries and their internal email jobs are removed after 365 days by Console worker maintenance. Business correspondence follows the Privacy Statement.
Enquiry verification challenges expire after ten minutes, can be used once, and are removed after expiry by scheduled Console maintenance.
Control patterns Coryntas configures around each customer workflow.
Source access and workflow purpose are preserved when retrieving knowledge and live records.
Tools can be limited by identity, role, system, operation, field, state, threshold, and permitted side effect.
Sensitive, ambiguous, or high-impact decisions follow explicit policy boundaries and evidence requirements.
Sources, decisions, tool calls, approvals, exceptions, and resulting system state can be recorded for review.
Requirements confirmed against the systems, data, operating model, and customer environment in scope.
Hosting, network, storage, and model-provider boundaries are documented for the proposed deployment.
Retention and deletion expectations are agreed for the data and records used by the workflow.
Context, tools, policy, prompts, and workflow changes are evaluated before controlled release.