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Security

Security that belongs to the architecture — not the marketing layer

HirzHub is designed for organizations where communication security includes more than encryption. Identity, devices, permissions, policies, infrastructure, audit, data lifecycle and deployment boundaries all form part of the security model.

Foundation

Security by architecture

Organizational identity, authentication, messaging, and real-time communication remain separated concerns — each governed on its own terms, without collapsing the security model into a single implementation layer.

01

Identity

Keep authentication connected to your existing identity environment

HirzHub supports enterprise authentication models based on:

  • OIDC
  • SAML
  • LDAP
  • Active Directory
  • MFA
  • External Identity Providers
02

Policy

Move beyond a simple administrator/user model

HirzHub combines role-based authorization with policy controls. Organizations can define access according to concepts such as:

  • Role
  • Organization
  • Department
  • Conversation Classification
  • Device Trust
  • Membership
  • Guest Status

This provides a foundation for communication governance that reflects actual organizational structure.

Encryption

Encryption with explicit security models

HirzHub distinguishes between communication profiles rather than claiming that one encryption model satisfies every requirement.

01

Managed Communication

Designed for environments requiring organizational retention, processing, search or compliance capabilities.

02

Strict E2EE

Designed for conversations where plaintext should remain available only to authorized endpoints. Under Strict E2EE, endpoint keys are not silently copied to a hidden server master key. This also means some server-side compliance and search capabilities are intentionally limited.

Endpoints

Access security includes the device

01

Devices

HirzHub maintains enterprise device records that allow security teams to understand and govern the endpoints accessing the platform. Device controls may include:

  • Trust State
  • Managed State
  • First And Recent Access
  • Mapping To The Authenticated User
  • Revocation
02

Maintain visibility beyond the login screen

Security session information helps authorized administrators investigate:

  • Who Accessed The Platform
  • From Which Registered Device
  • Recent Activity
  • Identity Provider Context
  • Revocation State

Evidence

Security actions should leave evidence

01

Audit

HirzHub provides a dedicated audit architecture for significant administrative and security events. Audit records can capture:

  • Actor
  • Action
  • Affected Resource
  • Time
  • Device
  • Source Context
  • Event Metadata
02

Communication data should follow explicit policy

HirzHub provides a retention framework for categories such as:

  • Messages
  • Files
  • Audit
  • Sessions
  • Call Metadata
03

Apply communication rules based on sensitivity

Organizations can classify conversations and attach governance requirements to them. For example, sensitive rooms may prohibit external participants or require stronger device policies.

Next step

Review HirzHub against your security architecture

Discuss identity, deployment, encryption, device governance and compliance requirements with the HirzHub team.

Request a Security & Deployment Discussion