SECURITY
BY DESIGN.
In competitive sport, technical integrity is synonymous with competitive fairness. Kyorix platforms are architected to ensure that every point awarded, match advanced, and tournament record archived is authentic, auditable, and resilient.
Authentication & Identity
Strict session management, multi-factor support for administrative tournament directors, and scoped access tokens for court operators.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Discrete privilege tiers separating referees, corner judges, tournament directors, weigh-in officials, and external spectators.
Secure API Communication
All socket connections and HTTP endpoints utilize TLS 1.3 encryption, protecting live point signals and match commands from packet inspection.
Tamper-Evident Access Logging
Every point modification, penalty override, score correction, and referee protest is recorded with immutable timecodes and operator identifiers.
Participant Data Protection
Sensitive athlete records, national identification numbers, birth certificates, and weigh-in results are stored encrypted at rest.
Document Protection & Verification
Medical clearances and federation waivers are hashed upon upload to prevent post-submission document substitution.
Continuous Automated Backups
High-frequency snapshotting ensures that tournament state and bracket progression can be restored immediately in the event of local hardware failure.
Infrastructure & Network Isolation
Mat-side scoreboards operate on isolated local subnets with deterministic failover capabilities if external internet access drops.
Kyorix describes specific security architectures, cryptographic controls, and network failover models implemented directly within our software codebases. We do not claim external certifications (such as ISO, SOC, or GDPR accreditation) unless officially audited and formally issued.