Security & Data Protection

Defense in depth

Four layers, each assuming the one outside it could fail.

publicEdgeTLS everywhere · rate limiting · CSP allowlists

codeApplicationInput validation · webhook signatures · parameterized queries

databaseDataEncrypted backups · data minimization · retention windows

groupPeopleRole-based access · audit logs · hashed passwords

What we deploy — and why

Every item below ships as standard on production builds. None of it is optional extra-cost hardening.

key_offSecrets isolation

API keys live in environment config — never in code, never in the repo, never in logs.

arrow_forwardWhy: leaked code never leaks keys.

verified_userWebhook signature verification

Every inbound webhook — payments, e-sign, telephony — is HMAC signature-verified before processing.

arrow_forwardWhy: forged requests are rejected before they touch data.

blockStrict Content-Security-Policy

Per-service allowlists: only the exact external domains each page needs are permitted to run.

arrow_forwardWhy: injected scripts can't run.

speedRate limiting

Sensitive endpoints — login, payments, forms — are throttled; static assets are exempt so the site stays fast.

arrow_forwardWhy: brute force and abuse are stopped at the door.

badgeAdmin accounts done right

Salted, modern-KDF password hashing; role-based admin access; audit logging of every admin action — who, what, when, old value, new value.

arrow_forwardWhy: accountability and containment if an account is ever misused.

ruleInput validation everywhere

Every boundary validates its input, and all database access uses parameterized queries.

arrow_forwardWhy: injection attacks die at the edge.

lockTLS + encrypted backups

TLS everywhere in production; backups are encrypted; soft-deletes with defined retention windows instead of silent hard deletes.

arrow_forwardWhy: data is protected in transit, at rest, and through its lifecycle.

data_usageData minimization

We store only what the workflow actually needs — nothing collected "just in case."

arrow_forwardWhy: data you don't hold can't be breached.

Compliance-aware by design

Patterns we build in when a workflow touches regulated territory.

call Outbound calling

TCPA calling-hours enforcement and Do-Not-Call scrubbing on every outbound dialing workflow.

cookie Analytics & tracking

Analytics fire only after cookie consent — visitors who decline are simply not tracked.

credit_card_off PCI scope minimization

We never touch raw card numbers — card entry happens in processor-hosted fields, keeping your systems out of PCI scope.

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Our process

A security review happens before every launch — not after the first incident. Access is least-privilege by default: people and services get only the permissions they need, and audit logs record what they do with them.

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We don't claim certifications we don't hold. Our builds are aligned with industry best practices — the same controls that certification frameworks audit for — and we'll always tell you plainly what is and isn't in place.