Commercial Preview
Trust & security
How Raqib protects your data — described honestly, and limited to what is true today. We would rather under-claim than overstate.
What protects your data today
Every item below is implemented in the product and covered by automated tests.
- Tenant isolation is enforced on the server for every request; your organization ID comes from the session, never from the browser.
- Passwords are hashed with bcrypt; login is rate-limited per account and per IP, with constant-time checks.
- Password-reset, email-verification, and invitation links are single-use, time-limited, and stored only as hashes.
- Sensitive fields (commercial registration, phone) are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
- An append-only audit log records sensitive actions with the real client IP; no API can edit or delete entries.
- Security headers ship in production: a strict Content-Security-Policy, HSTS, frame-ancestors none, and nosniff.
- Uploads are restricted by type and size, stored privately, and served through short-lived (5-minute) signed links.
- The AI assistant is scoped to a single organization and never mixes data across tenants; customer data is not used for training.
Data & privacy (PDPL) posture
- Raqib is hosted for Saudi data expectations; the specific hosting region is confirmed with you before onboarding.
- The AI assistant sends only limited context (organization name, business type, and item titles/statuses) to the model provider — never your documents, and it can be turned off per organization.
- This use of an AI provider is a cross-border transfer under PDPL and is disclosed in the privacy notice and DPA.
- A Data Processing Agreement with a subprocessor list is available for paid engagements.
Current limitations, stated plainly
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is not available yet — it is planned for administrator accounts.
- Raqib is in Commercial Preview; onboarding is founder-led.
- Billing is invoice-first: there is no online checkout, and no card data is collected anywhere.
What we do not claim
- We are not SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified. An external audit is planned, not completed.
- We have not yet completed an external penetration test.
- We are not endorsed, approved, or certified by any regulator. Raqib maps to published requirements; it does not represent any authority.
- We do not use vague labels like “bank-grade” or “military-grade”. We describe the actual controls above.
Live system status
Our status page runs real checks against the database, storage, cache, and AI — not a static image.
See live statusReporting a security issue
If you believe you have found a security vulnerability, please contact us — we welcome responsible disclosure and will not pursue good-faith researchers.
Contact usThis page describes security practices for transparency. It is not a warranty, certification, or legal advice. Controls evolve; material changes will be reflected here.