Security Policy

Security Philosophy

Nivaronix follows a security‑first, defense‑in‑depth approach. We assume that attackers may target any component and therefore design each layer—code, infrastructure, and operations—to minimise attack surface and contain potential breaches.

Secure Development Practices

All code is written in TypeScript with strict linting and type checking. Pull‑requests undergo peer review, automated static analysis, and dependency scanning before merging. CI pipelines run unit tests, integration tests, and basic security checks on each commit.

Input Validation & Output Encoding

User‑supplied values (domains, IP addresses, passwords) are validated against strict schemas and encoded before any external request or display. This mitigates injection attacks and ensures predictable behaviour.

Access Control

The service runs with the principle of least privilege. Backend processes have read‑only access to public APIs and write access only to internal logs. Administrative actions are limited to the founder’s personal account and protected by multi‑factor authentication.

Dependency Management & Updates

Third‑party libraries are declared explicitly in package.jsonand are audited for known CVEs nightly. Automatic pull‑requests are created for minor version upgrades, and security patches are applied immediately.

Monitoring & Logging

Application logs are streamed to a secure logging service with retention limited to 30 days. Alerts fire on abnormal request patterns, failed health checks, or detected vulnerabilities in the codebase.

Incident Response

In the event of a security incident we follow a basic response flow: detection, triage, containment, remediation, and communication. The founder will acknowledge any report within two business days and work to resolve confirmed issues as quickly as possible.

Limitations

The platform is in a public‑beta stage. While we employ best effort security practices, we make no warranties or guarantees about the absence of vulnerabilities, and the service may experience downtime or data loss.

Responsible Disclosure

If you discover a security issue, please see our Responsible Disclosure page for reporting instructions.

Last updated: July 2026