This page documents Emeron's information-security and compliance posture in the level of detail a procurement security review actually needs. It distinguishes between what we have built into the platform, what we have certified, what we have on the roadmap, and what is under NDA.
We do not claim certifications we do not hold. Where a framework is on our roadmap, we say so and we say when. Where the platform is architecturally designed to meet a control set without being audited against it, we say "designed for" or "compatible with". The procurement officer reading this page can distinguish what has been audited from what has been engineered.
Data residency is the single most-asked question in a government procurement. The answer depends on the deployment model the customer chooses. We support five.
A customer running on-premises has no Emeron sub-processors. A customer on a managed cloud deployment has a published list of sub-processors per region. The list is maintained on the Sub-processors page and customers are notified thirty days before any addition or change.
A complete, region-by-region list is maintained at /legal/sub-processors/ and updated as changes occur.
Security questionnaires, the current penetration test summary, the DPA, the records-of-processing template, and the architecture diagrams are all available under NDA. Request the procurement kit and we will scope what you need.