Enterprise-grade assurance

Security by design. Trust by default.

Strikekit is architected to protect your most sensitive test data and source code. Rigid security protocols across every layer — MFA, RBAC, isolation, and local execution.

Built-in access controls

Enterprise authentication, authorization, isolation, and audit visibility from day one.

Multi-Factor Authentication

Enforce mandatory MFA across your workspace. Support for TOTP, WebAuthn, and hardware security keys.

Granular RBAC

Define precise permissions at the workspace, project, and test suite level with active policy enforcement.

Workspace Isolation

Logical and physical data separation ensures test assets never leak between environments or tenants.

Audit Visibility

Immutable logs of every action — API access, user activity, and config changes — exportable to your SIEM.

Sample audit stream

Every login, run, and configuration change is recorded for compliance reporting and SIEM export.

[2024-10-12 14:22:01] LOGIN - user_7721
[2024-10-12 14:22:45] TEST_RUN - suite_prod_v1
[2024-10-12 14:25:12] ENV_VAR_UPDATE - secret_key_01
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Your code stays on your infrastructure

Local-run architecture lets you execute tests within your private network. Strikekit orchestrates — your source and internal data never leave your secure perimeter.

Data boundary

Your code

Stays on your machine

Local agent

127.0.0.1 only

Cloud brain

Orchestration & reports

No external ingress required

Secure tunnel architecture avoids opening holes in your firewall.

Zero-trust connectivity

Every connection is verified and encrypted end-to-end.

Local run architecture

Execute tests on your private network. Source code and internal data never leave your perimeter.

Compliance & standards

Controls and practices designed to support enterprise compliance programs and security reviews.

SOC 2

Type II aligned controls

GDPR

Data privacy practices

HIPAA

Readiness support

Ready for a deeper dive?

Talk with us about MFA, RBAC, audit logs, and enterprise isolation — or start free and explore local-run security yourself.

Security whitepaper — coming soon