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Seal is hosted on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), leveraging enterprise-grade infrastructure with SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and HIPAA certifications. Seal also maintains its own SOC 2 Type II certification—viewable at our Security Portal. For hosting regions and infrastructure details, see Infrastructure. For backup policies, see Backup and disaster recovery.

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Data storage capacity

All platforms have a storage capacity of 2 TB by default — this can be scaled up or down depending on customer needs. Large file uploads are supported with no practical limit for typical use cases.

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Data access

Seal employees are bound by strict confidentiality agreements. Access to customer data is granted only when necessary for implementation or support, and is logged and auditable.

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Security controls

Customer data is protected through multiple layers:
  • Encryption: Data encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+)
  • Network isolation: Private VPC with no public database access
  • Monitoring: Continuous security monitoring and regular penetration testing
  • Incident response: Defined response procedures with rapid notification
For additional security controls or custom requirements, contact your account representative.

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Shared responsibility

Seal secures the infrastructure and application. Customers are responsible for:
  • Credentials: Enable 2FA and enforce strong password policies
  • Device security: Secure devices used to access Seal
  • Access management: Regularly review and revoke access for users who no longer need it

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Why cloud?

Seal is a fully managed cloud platform. There are no servers to provision, no software to install, and no infrastructure to maintain. Updates and security patches are applied automatically without disrupting your work. This approach provides real-time access from any device, automatic scaling, and enterprise-grade reliability—without the overhead of managing on-premise infrastructure.