Built to clear your security review.
OpClerk is sovereign by design. It deploys inside your environment, sends nothing to a vendor cloud, and is built to support the obligations your regulators and security team already hold you to.
Your keys, your data, your perimeter — no rule, IP, configuration, or log ever leaves your network.
You choose where it runs. It never phones home.
OpClerk installs inside your environment as a self-contained deployment and operates with no dependency on any vendor cloud. The global platforms can't structurally lead with this — for a regulated MENA bank, telecom, or ministry, it's the precondition.
Every action is scoped, approved, and recorded.
OpClerk is built around least privilege and segregation of duties, with an immutable trail behind every change — the same discipline your auditors expect of you.
Designed to support the frameworks you're held to.
OpClerk maps firewall policy to the controls your regulators and auditors examine, and exports the evidence — so the platform helps you meet and prove your obligations under each framework.
OpClerk does not claim to hold these certifications itself. These are the obligations the platform is designed to help your organization satisfy and evidence — inside your own perimeter.
Built to move through your security review.
We expect the hard questions — and we've packaged the answers your security, risk, and procurement teams need to clear the file.
Exact technical specifics — versions, ciphers, and configuration — are confirmed against your standards during your security review.
Found a security issue? Tell us.
If you believe you've found a security issue in OpClerk, we want to hear about it. Until a dedicated security address is shared for your engagement, reach the team through the contact and demo flow and mark your note “security — responsible disclosure.” We'll route it to the right people and acknowledge it.
Contact the teamBring OpClerk into your security review.
A walkthrough on your policy, your frameworks, your perimeter — nothing leaves your control, and your reviewers get the evidence they need.