Mem0 Security / OpenMemory

https://trust.mem0.ai/

Commercial Mem0 ships SOC 2 / HIPAA, zero-trust access controls, BYOK encryption, real-time monitoring, audit logs and workspace governance as defaults (Trust Center at trust.mem0.ai). For privacy-first deployments the self-hosted path is now the Mem0 open-source server (REST API + dashboard via Docker Compose with pgvector Postgres, admin setup wizard, per-user API keys, request audit log). As of Oct 2026 OpenMemory itself is a hosted MCP service and its old local Docker variant is no longer in the repo.

Active · Verified 2026-10-29 · fresh as of 2026-10-29 · 67 cited facts, 4 with a third-party source · 2 recorded changes · Suggest a correction

At a glance

Tier
T1
Latest release
v2.2.1 (2026-09-25) registry fix
License
Apache-2.0 registry fix
Freshness
2026-10-29 fix
Layer
agent-infra repo fix
Licensing
open-core vendor fix
Deployment locus
hybrid vendor fix
Platform vs product
platform vendor fix
Accelerator
yc-s24 third-party fix
SDK languages
python, rest, typescript vendor fix
Protocols
mcp-server vendor fix
Compliance
gdpr, hipaa, soc2-type1 vendor fix

Memory taxonomy

storage
vector
retrieval
similarity
persistence
long-term
update
extraction
unit
fact
governance
auditable
conflict
llm-arbitrate

When to use

Optimised for: governance + compliance + audit + adversarial hardening

Anti-fit: not for hobbyist / non-production use cases

Pros & cons

Pros

Native privacy / governance hooks inside Mem0 — encryption, masking, retention policies as first-class config rather than bolt-ons.

Cons

Mem0-only; OpenMemory protocol is still emerging and lacks broad ecosystem support.

Claims & capabilities

Threat model: exfiltration, HIPAA/GDPR right-to-erasure, unauthorised access, cross-session leakage. MCP standard for local serving to Claude/ChatGPT/Perplexity.

Technical surface

API surface
REST (typical SaaS REST + first-party SDK pattern; see vendor docs for language coverage)
Backend storage
hybrid
Deployment
SaaS cloud; Enterprise VPC; OpenMemory hosted or self-hosted (Docker)
Embedding model
multiple supported
Multi-tenancy
namespace
MCP
native (first-party)
A2A
no data — searched mem0.ai/security, docs.mem0.ai, docs.mem0.ai/platform/overview; A2A protocol not advertised
OpenTelemetry
no data — searched mem0.ai/security, docs.mem0.ai, docs.mem0.ai/platform/overview; OpenTelemetry export not advertised on enterprise tier

Compare Mem0 Security / OpenMemory with…

Similar systems

Other memory governance, privacy & safety in the catalog, ranked by inbound references.

  • Lakera Guard / Lakera Red T1

    Acquired by Check Point Software (completed by 2025-11-11); being folded into Check Point's AI security platform. Screens every prompt, response, and retrieved document for indirect prompt injection — primary vector for memory poisoning. Treats memory as untrusted: anything written to or read from memory is adversarial until proven clean. Lakera Red provides "Agent Breaker" gamified red-teaming.

  • Acuvity (now Proofpoint) T1

    Acquired by Proofpoint (closed 2026-02-12). Runtime enforcement targeting memory poisoning, unauthorised execution, identity spoofing per the OWASP LLM threat list. Visibility/control over MCP servers and locally-installed AI tools — the infrastructure layer where memory is most exposed.

  • Enkrypt AI T1

    Applies guardrails at three points: (1) before write to vector DB, (2) before query reaches embedding model, (3) before response. Detects malicious instructions in stored memory before retrieval; scans for PII/PHI in/out. Text + image + voice modalities. Acquired by Anaconda (2026-08-04); Enkrypt AI is now sold as Anaconda's AI security and guardrails product.

  • HiddenLayer AISec Platform 2.0 T1

    AI security platform with four modules: AI asset discovery, supply-chain/model integrity validation, continuous attack simulation, and runtime detection/response, including protection of agents and MCP-based systems.

  • Hyperconsciousness (hc) T3

    Developer-alpha encrypted, append-only knowledge store for humans and agents, with CLI/MCP access and scoped, expiring grants. Traction: Submitted via intake issue #181

  • Microsoft Agent Governance Toolkit T2

    Cross-Model Verification Kernel (CMVK) requires majority-voting agreement across multiple model calls before a memory-influenced action. Agent OS package intercepts every action (memory included) at sub-millisecond latency. MIT licensed.

Sources (66 cited facts, 4 third-party)

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What changed

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  1. 2026-10-29
    • Homepage “https://mem0.ai/security” → “https://trust.mem0.ai/”
    #309
  2. 2026-10-22
    • License “not applicable — not OSS” → “Apache-2.0” source
    • Latest release “not applicable — not OSS” → “v2.2.1 (2026-09-25)” source
    • Pricing “Hobby free; Starter $19/mo; Pro $249/mo; Enterprise custom with SOC2/HIPAA” → “Hobby free (10K adds/1K retrievals/mo); Starter $19/mo; Pro $249/mo; Enterprise custom” source
    • Deployment “SaaS cloud; Enterprise VPC; OpenMemory self-hosted (Docker Compose)” → “SaaS cloud; Enterprise VPC; OpenMemory hosted or self-hosted (Docker)” source
    #219

Related systems

References (2)

  • pgvector builds on · depends on at runtime — For privacy-first deployments the self-hosted path is now the Mem0 open-source server (REST API + dashboard via Docker Compose with pgvector Postgres, admin setup wizard, per-user API keys, request…
  • Qdrant builds on — OpenMemory is the local self-hosted variant (Docker + FastAPI + Postgres + Qdrant)