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Security Overview

How access to a Zernio team is protected, from sign-in methods and two-step verification to SSO, session controls, roles and the audit log.


This page covers access control on a Zernio team: how people sign in, what they can reach once they are in, and what Zernio records. It does not cover certifications or data handling; the SOC 2 Type II report and GDPR documentation come with the enterprise track. The calls that scope a key or a profile are in Related.

Signing in

A Zernio account signs in 4 ways:

MethodNotes
Email and passwordPasswords are screened against public breach corpora (see below) and can be combined with two-step verification.
GoogleOAuth sign-in keyed on the stable Google account id, so an email change does not break access.
GitHubSame model as Google.
Enterprise SSO (SAML or OIDC)Available on Enterprise agreements. Access follows your identity provider, including its MFA and conditional-access policies. See Single sign-on.

Breached-password screening

Zernio checks every password it accepts (signup, reset, change) against the haveibeenpwned corpus with k-anonymity: only the first 5 characters of a SHA-1 digest leave Zernio's infrastructure, never the password. A password found in a known breach is rejected with a message that says why. The check is advisory: when the third-party service is unreachable, Zernio accepts the password rather than block signups on someone else's outage.

Two-step verification

A TOTP authenticator app plus encrypted backup codes. The two-step verification page covers setup and recovery.

Sessions and devices

The Security tab of Settings gives every account:

  • A device list. Each active session with enough context to recognize it, and a per-device sign-out.
  • Sign out everywhere. Revokes every session on every device, including sessions that predate the click.

Team roles

Access inside a team is role-based. A team has exactly one owner at any moment.

RoleWhat it can do
OwnerEverything: billing, ownership transfer, account deletion, API keys, webhooks, team management.
AdminTeam management (invite, remove, change roles and scope), activity log, and billing. Cannot transfer ownership, delete the account, or manage API keys and webhooks.
Billing ManagerPayment methods, invoices and billing changes. No team management, no API keys.
MemberUses the product (publish, analytics, inbox) within their profile scope. No team-level powers.
ViewerRead-only. Same visibility as a member, and the server rejects every write rather than hiding it in the UI.

Two mechanisms narrow access further:

  • Profile-scoped members. An invite can grant access to specific profiles instead of the whole team.
  • Profile-scoped API keys. An API key can be restricted to specific profiles; Zernio rejects requests outside its scope. Only the owner and full-access members manage API keys and webhooks, because both are team-wide credentials.

Invites are single-use tokens with an expiry, and can be bound to one email address so nobody else can claim them.

Audit log

Every team-management action writes an audit entry: invites created, accepted and revoked, members removed, role and scope changes, ownership transfers. Each entry records who performed the action, who it targeted, and when. The log is append-only and available to the team owner.

Enterprise controls

On Enterprise agreements, the team owner can also:

  • Connect a SAML or OIDC identity provider, verified by DNS domain ownership.
  • Enforce SSO for the whole email domain, which shuts off password and social sign-in for everyone at that domain.
  • Sync the employee directory over SCIM 2.0, so the identity provider creates, updates and deactivates Zernio accounts.

The single sign-on page covers SSO and enforcement, the SCIM page covers directory sync.

Related

  • Single sign-on: connect a SAML or OIDC identity provider and enforce it for your domain.
  • SCIM provisioning: let the identity provider create, update and deactivate accounts.
  • Two-step verification: TOTP and backup codes on password sign-in.
  • Scoped API keys: restrict a key to one customer's profile, with the fields on Create API key.
  • Profiles: the boundary an account, a key and a member are scoped to.
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Single Sign-On (SSO)

Connect a SAML or OIDC identity provider (Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace) to a Zernio team, verify the domain over DNS, and enforce SSO for the whole domain.

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