Your environment · Your rules

Runs in your environment, under your rules.

Longhorn is deployed into your cloud or your data centre and configured to your security standards, not ours. Your security team reviews it once. Your people get on with the work.

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The boundary

Everything sits inside your boundary. We sit outside it.

The app, its database, its secrets and its sign-in all run in your environment, behind your network and your logging. Longhorn the company has no access and keeps no copy of anything your people say.

For your security team

Built to pass your review, not to ask for exceptions.

Each point says how it is assured, so your architect knows what to check.

Your data stays with you

Interviews, maps and findings live in a database inside your environment. Longhorn holds no copy.

By design

Private by default

The database has no public address. Access to the app can be limited to your internal network or placed behind your own identity proxy.

Configured

Accounts you control

Your administrators create every account. There is no self-sign-up, and sign-in is protected against repeated guessing.

Built and tested

Secrets in your vault

Credentials are held in your secret manager and read only by the services that need them.

Built

People, not surveillance

No screen recording, no analytics, no telemetry. Colleagues are described by role, and email addresses never appear in what gets shared.

Built and tested

You set retention

Records are deleted automatically after a period you choose. Anyone interviewed can ask for their record to be removed.

Built

Hard to lose

Deletion protection, daily backups and infrastructure defined as code, so an environment can be rebuilt the same way every time.

Configured

Safe on the web

A strict content security policy with no third-party hosts. Errors return a sentence, never internal detail.

Security reviewed

Tested on every change

A full automated test suite, including every security fix, runs before any new version is released.

Built and tested

How a deployment runs

Your review comes first. Your change process applies.

  1. Step 1 · Review

    Your security architect reviews the architecture and data flow before anything is installed.

  2. Step 2 · Fit

    We map the deployment to your standards: network, identity, logging, keys and retention.

  3. Step 3 · Pilot

    Your platform team, or we under your supervision, deploy to a non-production environment and run the pilot there.

  4. Step 4 · Production

    Production follows on the same code. New versions arrive when you choose to deploy them, through your own pipeline.

For security teams

Everything your architect needs, in one pack.

Architecture, data flow and a walkthrough of how Longhorn is deployed, ready for your review.

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