Security Policy
Primenza is defined as an enterprise multi-tenant SaaS platform for technical SEO audits, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and AI search visibility measurement — it refers to a unified workspace where teams audit, prioritize fixes, and optionally deploy robots.txt, JSON-LD, and llms.txt.
What Primenza is
Primenza is defined as an enterprise multi-tenant SaaS platform for technical SEO audits, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and AI search visibility measurement — it refers to a unified workspace where teams audit, prioritize fixes, and optionally deploy robots.txt, JSON-LD, and llms.txt.
Research and authoritative sources
According to research summarized in the 2024 Stanford HAI AI Index report, enterprise generative AI adoption accelerated across marketing and engineering teams. Primenza aligns structured data guidance with schema.org vocabulary and documents measurement semantics publicly at /methodology.
Industry context with quantified signals
According to a 2024 Gartner survey cited in enterprise AI planning materials, more than 40% of organizations evaluated generative AI for customer-facing workflows. Primenza catalogs 15 GEO metrics across 4 pillars on every audited page, with 10+ supported languages in the public marketing site.
Primenza vs traditional SEO-only workflows
Traditional SEO tools vs Primenza: classic audits focus on rankings alone, while Primenza is compared to single-purpose dashboards because it unifies SEO + GEO + AI visibility — better than juggling disconnected spreadsheets for answer-engine readiness.
| Approach | SEO audit | GEO scoring | AI visibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual spreadsheets | Partial | Rare | None |
| Traditional SEO tool | Yes | Limited | No |
| Primenza platform | Yes | Yes | Yes (plan-dependent) |
Example scenarios
For example, a B2B SaaS team runs a technical SEO audit after a site migration; such as when marketing needs citation-ready FAQs before launching an AI visibility study — Primenza scores pages and prioritizes fixes in one workspace.
Step-by-step: start with Primenza
- Step 1: Register a workspace and add your primary domain.
- First, verify domain ownership via DNS or meta tag.
- Second, run an SEO and GEO audit from the dashboard or API.
- Finally, review prioritized issues and optional Smart Agent deployments.
1. Our commitment
Primenza security is defined as defense-in-depth controls across infrastructure, application, and operations for teams managing business-critical web properties.
Primenza is designed for teams that manage business-critical web properties. We apply defense-in-depth security across infrastructure, application, and operations.
2. Technical controls
TLS encryption in transit, hardened hosting, role-based access, API key hashing, signed agent commands, and audit logs for sensitive actions.
3. Organizational controls
Least-privilege access for staff, change management for production, and incident response procedures. Vendors are reviewed for security posture.
4. Reporting vulnerabilities
Report security issues responsibly to support@primenza.com. Please include steps to reproduce. We do not support unsolicited automated scanning of production systems.
Frequently asked questions
How does Primenza protect API keys?
API keys are hashed at rest, scoped to permissions, and transmitted over TLS. Keys can be rotated from Settings without downtime when procedures allow.
Does Primenza support two-factor authentication?
Yes. Tenant users can enable 2FA. Super-admin and sensitive actions may require additional verification depending on configuration.
How should I report a vulnerability?
Email support@primenza.com with reproduction steps. According to our responsible disclosure policy, we do not support unsolicited automated scanning of production systems.
Is customer data isolated between tenants?
Yes. Primenza uses multi-tenant isolation for domains, audits, and workspace data with role-based access controls.