Security

Security posture starts with controlling the exposed surfaces.

The Cybercaz marketing site is intentionally narrow: no customer admin surface, no secret material in the client, no unbounded form processing, and no noisy third-party tracker sprawl.

What this page covers

A concise view of the website protections we implemented, plus the platform architecture signals we can credibly discuss with security and compliance buyers.

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Marketing-site controls

  • Public demo submissions accept same-origin JSON only to reduce CSRF exposure from simple cross-site form posts.
  • Every lead field is server-validated, normalized, request-size capped, and protected by distributed rate limiting in production.
  • Lead delivery uses server-only environment secrets, timeout-bound webhook calls, and generic user-facing errors.
  • The site avoids third-party marketing trackers and ad-tech scripts that expand the browser attack surface.

Platform security signals

  • Multi-tenant platform model with strong tenant-boundary messaging and architecture discipline.
  • Centralized identity and access story instead of fragmented per-surface authentication behavior.
  • Workflow coverage across compliance operations, awareness programs, questionnaires, and trust reviews.

Intake hardening

Demo intake is treated as an attack surface. Inputs are normalized and validated server-side, request size is capped, and rate limiting is required in production so the public form does not become an unbounded abuse channel.

Secrets and outbound calls

Lead notifications are sent server-side only. Webhook credentials stay in environment variables, calls are timeout- bound, redirects are rejected, and transient failures are retried once before failing closed.

Browser privacy posture

The site intentionally avoids ad-tech profiling and disables unnecessary browser capabilities through restrictive headers and permissions policy controls.

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