Security + Privacy
Security practices
How Replay secures recordings, infrastructure, and employee access, and how to reach the security team.
Replay recordings can contain everything your app did in a browser session, so security covers product design, server architecture, and employee access. We monitor our posture continuously with Vanta against formal policies.
Replay has a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation for Security, Confidentiality, and Availability. Email security@replay.io for a copy of the report or for more detail than this page gives. Our public Security and Privacy page covers software development, encryption, authentication, and access control.
Security baseline
Identity and access management
Employees access the AWS console and APIs through SSO. Workloads use IAM roles rather than long-lived IAM user credentials.
Monitoring
CloudTrail, GuardDuty, and Vanta report on and monitor our cloud posture.
Vulnerability scanning
Dependabot and Snyk track dependency vulnerabilities and tell us when to patch. Semgrep runs static analysis for security and quality problems.
Patching and updates
Replay Browser is built on Chromium and Replay Node on Node.js, so both inherit the security work of those projects. The replayio CLI notifies you when a new Replay Browser build is available and installs it with replayio update.
Beyond the baseline
Isolation when viewing a recording
Viewing a recording does not make real network connections, touch the filesystem, or issue other syscalls: the recorded browser is replayed from its captured inputs. Each recording being viewed runs in its own container, isolated from other customers' recordings.
Anonymized data in staging
Production data is fully anonymized of PII before it is used in staging to test database changes.
Network perimeter
Internal services sit behind a Tailscale VPN.
Customer-controlled features
Recordings are private by default and belong to you. Replay DevTools teams on enterprise plans can bring their own storage bucket for recording data. SSO and OIDC are available to all Replay DevTools teams at no extra cost.
Reporting security problems
If you find a security issue in a Replay product, email security@replay.io. We do not run a bug bounty program, but we do coordinate directly with researchers who report problems.
See also our privacy principles.