Engineering · Security and Reliability
Application Security
The security practices we follow when building applications, described plainly and without overclaiming.
Input validation
All input is validated on the server, not just in the browser, because client-side checks can be bypassed.
Authentication and authorization
Users are authenticated and then restricted to the data and actions their role permits.
Secure handling of secrets
Credentials and API keys are kept out of source control and stored in environment configuration.
Protection against common attacks
We build with awareness of common web vulnerabilities such as injection and cross-site scripting.
An honest note on guarantees
We do not claim certifications, audits, or absolute security guarantees. Security is an ongoing practice, and we describe what we actually do.
FAQs
Common questions
No. We do not claim certifications or audits that have not taken place.
No. For a formal test we would recommend an independent security specialist.
We rely on established authentication providers or proven hashing, never plain storage.