Security is a maintained control system, not a badge.

Implemented in this release

• User-agent-independent public responses
• Public edge denial for every operations API path
• Forged identity headers cannot reach the application or database
• Tenant-scoped authorization and approval policy retained as an unreleased reference implementation
• No shell, arbitrary payload, deployment executor, credential, or public-provisioning endpoint
• Content-security, anti-framing, MIME, privacy, and no-store headers
• Dependency audit and source-level policy tests

Required before execution

• Scoped service identities and customer-owned credentials
• Secret scanning and protected release workflow
• SBOM, provenance, signed release receipt, and tested rollback
• Tenant-isolation and authorization integration tests
• Incident runbook and restoration exercise
• Independent connector security review

Private boundaries

• No public lab access
• No user-agent-based authorization
• No customer secrets in source
• No raw leads or personal queries in public evidence
• No unpatched exploit detail
• No hidden persistent support channel

Accurate promise

Controls are designed to reduce identified risk. Kedabek does not promise perfect security, automatic legal compliance, immunity from claims, or a substitute for qualified counsel.

• Public vulnerability contact
• Documented correction process
• Incident-specific retention exception
• Customer approval for consequential changes