Secureframe IP Addresses (General Platform Services)
IP allowlisting (also called whitelisting) limits network access to approved IP addresses. If your company allowlists vendors for data exchange, add Secureframe's IPs so traffic from Secureframe is not blocked.
IP allowlisting (whitelisting) limits network access to approved addresses. If you allowlist vendors for data exchange, add Secureframe's IPs so connections from Secureframe are not blocked.
Secureframe uses static IP addresses to ensure secure, reliable communication from our platform to customer environments. Depending on the use case, you may need to allowlist one or both sets of IPs.
The following IPs are used by Secureframe for all platform activity except for cloud integrations.
General Platform Service (US):
3.211.121.128
54.175.45.94
35.174.245.233
General Platform Service (UK):
18.168.129.38
18.133.102.123
18.134.107.236
Allowlist these IPs for Secureframe’s core services that do not involve cloud service provider APIs.
Secureframe IP Addresses (Cloud Integrations)
For integrations with cloud providers such as AWS, GCP, Azure, and DigitalOcean, API calls originate from the following IPs:
18.214.1.56
52.7.4.117
13.135.25.66
51.24.176.232
Updated October 2026. If you previously allowlisted our older US IPs, see the FAQ below.
These IPs are dedicated to outbound calls made by Secureframe to connect with cloud infrastructure environments.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are there any additional outbound IPs used for GitHub or Cloudflare workflows that we should whitelist?
No, there are no additional IPs needed. For GitHub and Cloudflare integrations, you only need to whitelist the first three IPs listed in above under "General Platform Service."
Do I need to whitelist any additional IPs for Bitbucket or GitLab?
Yes. For Bitbucket and GitLab integrations, you must also whitelist:
3.211.121.128
54.175.45.94
35.174.245.233
These IPs are noted on each integration’s connection form.
Did Secureframe’s cloud integration IPs change? Should I remove the old ones?
Yes. If you previously allowlisted 44.193.136.123 or 54.211.11.195 for US cloud integrations, please replace them with the current US IPs listed above and remove the old ones from your allowlist. These addresses are no longer used by Secureframe.