Security Policy

A draft description of security expectations, current safeguards and areas requiring operational verification.

Important: This page is a product-policy draft, not a finalized legal commitment or independent assurance statement. It requires review and approval by Oxyra Technologies before being relied on as binding policy. No effective date or legal contact has been invented.

1. Security scope

Oxyra Forge is a software-delivery workspace under active development. Security depends on application controls, infrastructure configuration, operational procedures, dependency maintenance and the way each organization manages access. This page is not a certification or independent audit report.

2. Access and tenant boundaries

The application includes organization-scoped data access, role permissions and session-refresh protections. These controls require continuous testing as features and APIs change. Not every security-sensitive workflow or audit event is yet verified as complete.

3. Credential and integration handling

Users and administrators should protect passwords, tokens, API keys and recovery credentials, grant integrations only the scopes needed, and rotate credentials after suspected exposure. Secrets must not be placed in source control, screenshots, issue reports or public logs.

4. Vulnerability handling

Report suspected vulnerabilities responsibly and include enough information to reproduce the issue without accessing, changing or exfiltrating another party’s data. A dedicated security-response email and response-time commitment have not yet been published; do not invent or assume one.

5. Operational assurance

Production readiness requires executed checks for authorization, dependency risk, secret management, backup restoration, disaster recovery, monitoring, incident response and deployment rollback. A passing build or dependency scan alone does not establish these controls.

6. Scope boundaries

No SOC 2, ISO 27001, penetration-test attestation, bug-bounty program, uptime guarantee or formal incident-response SLA is claimed by this draft. Any such assurance must be supported by current evidence and approved disclosure.