ElevenLabs Security Review: What Enterprise Security Teams Need to Know About ElevenLabs
Blog post from Deepgram
Enterprise security teams considering ElevenLabs should be aware of several compliance and security challenges before deployment. The platform's certifications, such as SOC 2 and HIPAA, require additional setup and are more applicable to the Enterprise tier, with limitations on HIPAA's coverage and Zero Retention Mode's applicability. ElevenLabs' default settings on self-serve tiers may lead to compliance drift, and its Zero Retention Mode is limited to per-request configurations, excluding products like voice cloning. The platform's data residency options provide regional isolation, but cross-border access for support and moderation could pose risks. Identity and access management (IAM) controls, while offering SSO and RBAC, might not align with existing frameworks, potentially leaving gaps in API access and audit trails. Voice cloning within the platform raises biometric compliance issues, particularly under laws such as Illinois BIPA, necessitating a separate consent flow beyond general platform terms. For regulated deployments, compliance needs to be an architectural consideration rather than relying solely on documented controls.
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