Dependencies get audited for known vulnerabilities on a schedule, not just at launch. Every input is validated server-side regardless of what the front end already checks. Secrets and credentials never live in the codebase itself. Access control is built around the principle that a compromised account should be able to do as little damage as possible. None of this is exotic — it is a checklist we run on every project, because the overwhelming majority of real-world breaches exploit something ordinary and unpatched, not something exotic.
Dependencies get audited for known vulnerabilities on a schedule, not just at launch. Every input is validated server-side regardless of what the front end already checks. Secrets and credentials never live in the codebase itself. Access control is built around the principle that a compromised account should be able to do as little damage as possible. None of this is exotic — it is a checklist we run on every project, because the overwhelming majority of real-world breaches exploit something ordinary and unpatched, not something exotic.