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  • Security information is available to all Gallabox users.
  • Roles: Admin role for security settings management
Gallabox takes security seriously — your customer data is encrypted, access is controlled, and we’re committed to protecting your information. This page covers our overall security posture, compliance, and how to report vulnerabilities.

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Encryption

All data transmitted between Gallabox and your systems (web browsers, mobile apps, API integrations) is encrypted using TLS 1.2 or higher. Data stored in our databases and file storage is encrypted at rest using AES-256.

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Data Residency

Gallabox is hosted on AWS and MongoDB Atlas. Backups are distributed across multiple zones, with a primary data center in the US. For customers with specific data residency requirements, contact Gallabox support to discuss options.

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Access Control

  • Role-based access control (RBAC) — team members only have access to features and data relevant to their role
  • Principle of least privilege — new team members start with minimal access and are granted more as needed
  • 2FA enforcement — Admins can require all team members to enable two-factor authentication
Learn more about account security →

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Compliance

Gallabox is committed to maintaining industry-standard security practices. Contact Gallabox support for our current compliance certifications and audit reports.

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Reporting Security Issues

If you’ve found a security vulnerability in Gallabox:
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Don't report it in public channels

Email security@gallabox.com with details.
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Include the following details

  • Description of the vulnerability
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Potential impact
  • Your contact details (for follow-up)
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We'll acknowledge within 48 hours

We’ll acknowledge within 48 hours and work on a fix.
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Credit after the fix

Once fixed, we’ll credit your account (if applicable) and credit the finding in our security acknowledgements page.
Note: For critical vulnerabilities, contact security@gallabox.com directly with “URGENT” in the subject line.

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Security Best Practices for Your Team

  1. Enable 2FA — for yourself and all team members; enforce it team-wide under Settings → Workspace → Users, Teams and Roles
  2. Use strong passwords — use a password manager to generate and store them
  3. Limit integrations — only connect tools you actively use
  4. Review activity log — check Settings → Developer → Activity Log for unusual activity