Implementation Best Practices
At Skyflow, we want your implementation to set you up for success from day one. Beyond the security best practices checklist, here are a few architectural decisions we recommend as you plan your integration.
- Implement SSO
- Enable single sign-on for Studio instead of default username and password with MFA. SSO centralizes identity management within your existing identity provider and reduces credential sprawl across your organization.
- Skyflow supports SSO through Okta, Auth0, Google Workspace, Azure AD, Ping, and more via SAML. For setup instructions, see Single sign-on.
- Stream audit logs to a SIEM
- Stream audit logs to a SIEM for long-term retention, centralized security monitoring, and easier anomaly or abuse detection, extending well beyond the Audit Log API’s 90-day window.
- Skyflow supports streaming audit logs to an AWS S3 bucket that feeds your SIEM. For setup instructions, see Audit logs and SIEM.
- Use Private Link connectivity
- Connect to Skyflow through AWS PrivateLink or GCP Private Service Connect for fast, private connectivity that stays off the public internet end-to-end.
- Private Link gives you:
- Direct connectivity into your vault
- A streamlined, simplified architecture without needing CDN
- Rate limiting enforced at the vault level
- For supported options, see the Private connectivity section of Deployment models.
Related
- Security best practices: Apply Skyflow’s full security checklist.
- Deployment models: Compare Skyflow’s deployment models and private connectivity options.
- Single sign-on: Configure SSO for Studio.
- Audit logs and SIEM: Stream audit logs to an AWS S3 bucket that feeds your SIEM.