Enterprise SAML 2.0 SSO
Connect the application to your existing identity provider, such as Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, so teams can use a familiar enterprise sign-in flow instead of managing a separate access path.
Security
Lynvion is designed around tenant isolation, auditable administration, and controlled enterprise access. This page summarizes the identity, session, and authorization model the product is built to support without turning roadmap direction into inflated security claims.
Identity and access
Connect the application to your existing identity provider, such as Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, so teams can use a familiar enterprise sign-in flow instead of managing a separate access path.
Require multi-factor authentication for local accounts when your security baseline calls for stronger sign-in assurance across the enterprise.
Support business units, subsidiaries, and product organizations in one shared structure, while preserving clear data ownership, integrity, and controlled access across the enterprise.
Lynvion data is hosted in Finland, keeping customer data within the EU/EEA area for organizations that need clear regional data residency.
Enterprise admins, organization admins, product admins, and read-only users operate within clearly defined permissions aligned to their scope of work.
Monitor the events that matter with structured audit trails for authentication activity, access failures, and key administrative changes, giving teams the traceability they need for review, investigation, and follow-through.
Customer application data is hosted in Finland within the EU/EEA. For data stored in Lynvion, the customer remains the data controller and Lynvion acts as processor, handling account, access, product, compliance, SBOM, and audit data only to deliver the service with controlled access and traceability.
When SSO is required for members, enterprise admins can retain controlled local access for recovery and administrative fallback scenarios.
Security testing
We run frequent automated security tests against the application to catch issues early and keep security checks close to day-to-day product development.
We perform annual penetration tests for Lynvion to validate the application against realistic attack paths and use the findings to strengthen the service.
Lynvion stores security and compliance-related product data, so we treat application security as a core product requirement rather than a secondary operational concern.
Disclosure policy
We welcome good-faith reports for resources under the lynvion.com domain, including lynvion.com, demo.lynvion.com, and app.lynvion.com.
Please avoid destructive actions while testing the service. Do not intentionally disrupt availability, damage data, or interfere with other users.
Send vulnerability reports to jesse.ikola@lynvion.com.