About this block

Security Pillars Grid answers the security questionnaire before it arrives. A centered heading and lede sit above six bordered cards, each pairing a tinted icon disc with a control name and one sentence of implementation detail: encryption standards, SSO and SCIM, access control, audits, residency, and external testing. Specifics are the design, every sentence names a protocol, a cadence, or a deliverable.

The pillars are one array of icon, title, and text. Resist trimming the sentences to slogans, the block earns trust precisely because it reads like an engineer wrote it. Six cards is the right coverage, four feels thin to a reviewer and eight starts repeating itself.

When to use

Reach for this block as the anchor of a trust or security page, or mid way down an enterprise landing page where the buyer is a security reviewer as much as a marketer. It is the structured sibling of security-split-with-checklist, which argues in prose, and pairs naturally with compliance-badges-row above it and security-faq-compact below.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Trust badges rows naming the certifications these pillars implement

After

• FAQs for the longer tail of diligence questions
• Contact routing security reviews to a named person

What you can display

One strong use is the six controls every B2B questionnaire asks about. Other pillar sets:

• Privacy program. Data minimization, retention, subprocessors, DSRs, training, and DPO contact.
• Reliability program. Redundancy, backups, failover, monitoring, incident response, and postmortems.
• AI governance. Model providers, data usage, opt outs, human review, evaluation, and logging.

Tip: write each sentence so a reviewer could paste it into their questionnaire answer column unchanged, that is the bar.