Encryption
How Imunify keeps your event and approval content private: per-user encryption, the unlock prompt, and what happens to old data if you reset your password.
Imunify stores the sensitive parts of your events and approvals encrypted in the database. Only your sign-in unlocks them, which means a stolen database dump or an administrator looking at your account does not reveal what your sensor actually saw — the paths, arguments, reasons, and other workload content stay protected.
The single page in this section explains what that means in practice: why the Panel asks you to unlock, what happens if you forget your password, and what an administrator can and cannot see.
Pages in this section#
- User view — the customer-facing reference. Answers “why does the Panel ask me to unlock?”, “what if I forget my password?”, and “does an administrator see my data?”.
Pages in this section
- User view — Why the Panel asks you to unlock, what happens to your encrypted history if you forget your password, and what an administrator can see.
Last updated Jun 16, 2026