Develop, secure and manage

1. Economy of Mechanism
Design security mechanisms to be as simple and transparent as possible. A clear and minimal structure makes auditing, maintenance and fault detection easier, reducing the likelihood of vulnerabilities.
2. Principle of Least Privilege
Every user, process and system component should have only the minimum access rights required to perform its tasks — no more. This limits potential damage in the event of misuse or compromise.
3. Open Design Principle
The security of a system must not rely on the secrecy of its design or implementation. Robust security should be based on transparent, publicly verifiable principles and algorithms rather than obscurity.
4. Fail-safe Defaults
Default access settings should deny access unless explicit permission has been granted. This minimises the risk of accidental exposure of data or functionality.
5. Separation of Privilege
Critical operations should require multiple independent conditions to be met (for example, multi-factor authentication). This strengthens resilience against both external attacks and insider misuse.
6. Least Common Mechanism
Shared mechanisms or resources between users or processes should be minimised. This prevents unintended information leakage and enhances isolation between actors within the system.
7. Complete Mediation
Every access request to information or resources must be checked each time it occurs, not only on initial access. This prevents previously granted permissions being reused without ongoing verification.
8. Psychological Acceptability
Security controls must be intuitive and user-friendly so that users are inclined to follow them correctly. Frustrating or overly complex mechanisms encourage workarounds and reduce overall security effectiveness.
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Securing mobile applications and other platforms is receiving increasing attention. Building a secure system is just as important as keeping it secure. Our penetration tests follow the latest security guidelines, and we actively monitor and assess all vulnerability reports.