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Data protection

Encryption

Your data is encrypted both on the move and at rest:

  • In transit — all data is encrypted using TLS 1.2+.
  • At rest — stored data is encrypted using AES-256.

Combined with auth tokens held in HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite cookies, your information is protected end to end.

Each company is isolated

Bluprint is multi-tenant, but your data isn't pooled with everyone else's. Each company's data lives in its own dedicated database — a hard boundary between organisations, not just a filter on a shared table. One company can never see another's projects, tasks, documents, or people. (See Companies & Workspaces.)

Australian data residency

Bluprint is hosted in Australia on AWS. Your data — including the AI processing done by the Associate — stays within Australia, and isn't sent to third-party AI services. That's a deliberate choice to support Australian data-residency requirements.

Resilient infrastructure

The platform is run to stay available and recoverable:

  • Redundant backups so data can be restored.
  • DDoS protection against availability attacks.
  • Automated vulnerability scanning to catch issues early.

Your data stays yours

Between per-company isolation, encryption, and Australian residency, your information stays private to your organisation and inside the country — whether it's you or the Associate working with it.

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Last updated: 2026-05-31

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