REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 29, 2017 -- Split, the intelligent software delivery platform that gives companies control over their users’ experience, today announced the Split Intelligent Security (SPIS) Framework, making it the first company to provide comprehensive enterprise security for software delivery.
Split's intelligent software delivery platform is the go-to solution for engineers, product managers, and teams to accelerate product ideas into customer experience outcomes. From basic feature flags to a comprehensive safe launch and experimentation solution, Split provides a range of capabilities to customers, such as thredUP and Main Street Hub to give them agility, safety, and optimization in their product development lifecycle.
A software delivery platform can put these capabilities in the hands of anyone at the enterprise, from engineer to CEO, but with that power comes the need for rigorous access control and data security. Any unauthorized access can directly impact customer experience, which is why SPIS approaches security from these six vectors:
- Access Security: Two-factor authentication, SAML-based account provisioning, role-based access controls and detailed audit logs enable customers to define the access level of each of their teammates;
- Data Privacy: Pushing complex user targeting to an on-premise software development kit ensures that Split will help organizations target experiences to their customers while securing customer information and data;
- Product Security: Secure development practices govern the release of each change to the Split platform. In addition, Split regularly undergoes rigorous third-party security auditing by Gotham Digital Science and has achieved OWASP-10 certification;
- Infrastructure Security: Infrastructure penetration testing, limited access to production systems by only trained professionals, and periodic backups secure Split’s infrastructure against threats;
- Compliance: By not requiring user data to be sent outside your network, Split brings targeted feature rollout to compliance-sensitive companies.
“Enterprises are relying more and more on third-party applications, leading to a greater number of user accounts across a range of services, exposing organizations to a high risk of security breaches,” said Adil Aijaz, cofounder and CEO at Split. “We're delighted to be the first vendor to solve this problem comprehensively for software delivery, allowing our customers to deliver software faster, without compromising security or customer experience."
As part of its security framework, Split today adds support for SAML 2.0 Single Sign On including Active Directory, Okta, and OneLogin.
SAML 2.0 is available today to all Split customers. To sign up for Split, visit http://www.split.io/ or contact [email protected].
To learn more, read the Split blog post here: http://www.split.io/blog/technical-overview-using-saml-with-split-for-enterprise-class-user-management
About Split
Split is the leading platform for intelligent software delivery, helping businesses of all sizes deliver exceptional user experiences, and mitigate risk, by providing an easy, secure way to target features to customers. Companies like WePay, LendingTree and thredUP rely on Split to safely launch and test new features and derive insights on their use. Founded in 2015, Split's team comes from some of the most innovative enterprises in Silicon Valley, including Google, LinkedIn, Salesforce and Splunk. Split is based in Redwood City, California and backed by Accel Partners and Lightspeed Venture Partners. To learn more about Split, contact [email protected], or start a 14-day free trial at www.split.io/signup.
Media Contact: Suzanne Block for Split P: 415-247-1666 E: [email protected]


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