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Security

Stitch gives you the power to secure, analyze, and govern your data by centralizing it into your data infrastructure. Use these resources to learn how we keep your data safe along the way.

• Security basics

• Data processing

• Access control

• Data encryption

Security basics

Familiarize yourself with Stitch’s security practices and features with these resources.

• Stitch's environment
• Data access policies
• PII stored by Stitch
• Access control
• Compliance
• Data encryption
• Data processing and retention
• Protocols and recommendations
• Issue reporting and handling
• All Security basics

Data processing

Subject to specific data regulations? Concerned about data security? Use these resources to learn about Stitch’s compliance and certification with various data processing regulations and security programs.

• Regional data processing with data pipeline regions
• Compliance and certifications
• Data retention periods

Access control

Learn about the options Stitch provides for securing access to your account, integrations, and destinations with these guides.

• Stitch account access

• Integration and destination access control

Stitch account access

• Single Sign-On
• Enabling Single Sign-On Using Microsoft Azure Active Directory
• Enabling Single Sign-On Using Google Workspace
• Enabling Single Sign-On Using Okta
• Enabling Single Sign-On Using OneLogin
• Enabling Single Sign-On Using PingFederate

Integration and destination access control

• Configuring SSH tunnels
• Advanced connectivity
• IP whitelisting

Data encryption

Along with securing access to your connections, Stitch supports several options for encrypting your data. Check out these guides to learn more about ensuring your data pipeline is secure from source to destination.

• General

• Configuring SSH tunnels

General

• SSL connections
• SSH tunnels
• Advanced connectivity
• Encryption at rest

Configuring SSH tunnels

• Setting up a Reverse SSH Tunnel for a Database Connection
• Setting up an SSH Tunnel for a database in Amazon Web Services
• Setting up an SSH Tunnel for a database in Microsoft Azure
• Setting up an SSH Tunnel for a self-hosted database