Quip's information security policy defines the organizational controls, technical safeguards, and operational practices that protect customer data and Quip's production systems. This article summarizes the key elements of the policy — suitable for use in vendor security questionnaires, compliance evaluations, or internal risk assessments when Quip is being considered or is in use as an enterprise platform.
Note: Customers who require additional control over their encryption keys can purchase the Enterprise Key Management (EKM) add-on. See the Quip Enterprise Key Management Guide for details.
Quip has a responsible disclosure process for security vulnerabilities. If you discover a security issue with Quip, report it to the Quip security team through official Salesforce security disclosure channels. Quip commits to acknowledging receipt within 48 hours and working to resolve confirmed vulnerabilities within a reasonable timeframe based on severity.
Quip maintains security certifications and undergoes periodic third-party security audits. For a complete list of current certifications and audit documentation, see the Trust and Compliance Documentation for Quip article.
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