Security teams need to ensure the right people have access to the right data—without creating friction or delays. Upstat provides clear, role-based permissions at both the account and project level, so you can manage visibility and control across teams with confidence.
Whether it’s an analyst, contributor, or administrator, every user’s access is intentional and reviewable. And because roles are predefined, you don’t have to worry about custom permission sprawl.
Predefined Role Types
Account and project roles help prevent privilege creep and simplify audits.
Team Oversight
View and manage user access from a single interface—no scripts or spreadsheets.
Scoped Access
Assign users only to the projects they need, with clear boundaries and minimal exposure.
Audit-Friendly Permissions
Every role and assignment is explicit—no implicit access or hidden elevation.
Upstat is designed to protect your organization from day one. All accounts use secure login practices, and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is supported across the platform to add a second layer of protection.
Everything is encrypted at rest and in transit. Our public and status-facing pages are HTTPS-only—complete with SSL certificates included at no additional cost. No need to provision or manage them yourself.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Require an extra layer of login security—MFA is supported across all user accounts.
Full HTTPS Coverage
All web traffic is encrypted—site-wide and on custom status pages.
SSL Certs Included
Custom domains for Status Pages come with SSL out of the box—no configuration required.
Encryption at Rest and Transit
All data—configuration, incidents, users, etc—is encrypted using industry-standard practices.
Security shouldn't be the blocker. With Upstat, you get full visibility into every incident—from who declared it to who commented, what changed, and when. The event log captures it all, and you never have to interrupt teams to find out what happened.
Every action is timestamped and searchable. Whether you're responding to an internal request, supporting a compliance effort, or conducting a postmortem, the audit trail is already there.
Event Log for Every Incident
Track changes to roles, fields, status, comments, and more—automatically.
Non-Disruptive Oversight
Security can review history without inserting approval chains or bottlenecks.
Searchable History
Review timelines across incidents for patterns, anomalies, or escalations.
Exportable for Review
Generate structured exports for audit logs or compliance documentation.
Incident transparency shouldn’t come at the expense of security. Upstat’s Status Pages help you keep customers informed without exposing internal details. Everything is HTTPS-secured and backed by auto-provisioned SSL certificates—even on custom domains.
Whether you're meeting SLAs or tracking downtime trends, you control what’s shown and how long it stays public. No third-party tooling, no manual updates—just trustworthy, secure status reporting that meets your standards.
Fully HTTPS Secured
All pages are encrypted and SSL-certified—even when using your own domain.
Historical Uptime Included
Show past performance trends without revealing sensitive infrastructure details.
Customizable Incident Visibility
Choose what to share publicly and retain internal-only context behind the scenes.
Zero Configuration SSL
Certificates are auto-managed and included—no ops work or setup required.
In security, knowing who said what—and when—can be just as important as the fix itself. Upstat’s comment system makes this easy. Tag someone in a comment and they’re automatically added as a participant, notified, and included in the audit trail.
There’s no manual list to manage and no chance of missing key contributors. The moment someone joins the conversation, they’re part of the record.
@Mentions Drive Accountability
Tag someone and they’re instantly looped in—and logged as a participant.
No Manual Participant Lists
Contributors are tracked automatically the moment they engage.
Comments Become Timeline
Every discussion is part of the incident record—great for reviews or investigations.
Secure, Contextual Collaboration
Discussions stay attached to the incident—not lost in chat or buried in tickets.
Give your security team the tools they need to manage risk, prove access, and audit incidents—without slowing everyone else down.