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Stricter HTTPS and weekly posture scans — we hardened the platform itself

This week we focused on the security of our own infrastructure. Strict TLS everywhere, DNS domain locks, and automated weekly cloud security scanning are now in place across all Lorika services.

What's new

Why this matters for customers

A device trust platform that does not apply its own standards to its own infrastructure would be hard to trust. The controls we ask your endpoints to meet — encrypted communications, verified identities, continuous posture monitoring — are now matched by what we run on the infrastructure that handles your data.

The automated weekly scan closes the gap between manual audits. Instead of discovering configuration drift during a quarterly review, we catch it within days. Customers sending device telemetry and policy results to Lorika can see exactly what security controls protect that data — it is the same stack we document in our Trust Center.

For IT administrators

The Lorika dashboard and API now enforce HTTPS-only connections with a one-year HSTS header. If you have a monitoring probe or proxy configured to test lorika.dev over plain HTTP, update it — browsers and clients that respect HSTS will refuse the unencrypted connection automatically.