Security is a design requirement, not a badge.
This page describes the principles guiding how EliteCyberDeals is built and what is planned. It is deliberately specific about what is not yet implemented — no certifications are claimed here.
Build with the assumption that trust is earned.
A platform that asks businesses to share what software they use must treat that information as sensitive by default.
Least privilege
Access to systems and data should be limited to what is strictly required for a task.
Secure by default
The safest configuration should be the one that requires no extra effort from a user.
Observable
Systems should make their state visible so problems are noticed before they become incidents.
What is planned for account and data protection.
Strong authentication
Multi-factor authentication and single sign-on support are planned for business accounts, with session controls.
Encryption in transit and at rest
Transport encryption and encrypted storage are baseline expectations for any account data the product holds.
Role-based access control
Team roles are planned so that visibility into spend and stack information can be scoped appropriately.
Independent security review
Third-party review is planned before broad availability. No certification or audit is claimed until it is complete.
Collect less. Explain more.
Every field the product asks for should have a clear purpose. Where a feature can work without collecting something, it should.
- Ask only for what a feature needs to function
- Explain why each piece of data is requested
- Prefer aggregate or estimated data where personal data isn't needed
You decide what the platform knows.
Full control over connected data is a core requirement, not an option buried in settings.
- Any account or billing connection will be optional
- Data export and deletion will be supported
- What is shared with any third party will be explicitly disclosed
Found something? We want to hear it.
If you believe you've found a security issue with this website or the product, please report it responsibly rather than testing it publicly.
- Describe the issue and how to reproduce it
- Allow reasonable time before public disclosure
- Avoid accessing or modifying data that isn't yours
Report a suspected vulnerability to our security inbox. Please include steps to reproduce and allow us reasonable time before public disclosure.
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