FYI Trust Centre

Stop answering the same security questions. Publish the answers once.

A public security page published from the compliance record you already maintain, with sensitive documents released by recorded approval.

A public security page, published from the compliance record

Your trust centre shows the controls you operate, the frameworks you hold, the subprocessors you rely on and the documents you are willing to share, drawn from the record your team already maintains. Prospects self-serve, and your security team gets its week back.

Key capabilities

Gated documents and access requests

Sensitive documents sit behind a request. A visitor asks, giving their details and their reason; someone on your side approves or refuses; the decision is recorded against the person who made it.

Key capabilities

Subscribers and posture updates

Visitors can subscribe to be told when your security posture changes. Sending is a deliberate act, not automatic on every edit, so fixing a typo does not tell every external reviewer that something changed.

Key capabilities

Proof point

Releasing a gated document sits behind a higher permission than seeing the request queue. A refusal can be reopened; a document that has been read has been read.

See it against your own controls.

30 minutes with a compliance lead. You leave with a scope, a gap list and a realistic date.
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