Security

Security is ongoing engineering, not a slogan.

The VioApps uses layered technical and operational practices for the public website while avoiding absolute guarantees.

PublishedUpdated 5 August 2026

Public-site approach

  • Static prerendering to reduce runtime complexity.
  • HTTPS-only delivery through Cloudflare.
  • Restrictive browser security headers.
  • Minimal third-party scripts and disabled-by-default analytics.
  • Dependency locking, review and automated scanning.
  • Separate preview and production deployment controls.

Forms and abuse prevention

Public forms should use server-side validation, input limits, rate limits and privacy-safe logging. Browser validation improves usability but is never the security boundary.

Spendvio security

Spendvio maintains separate product-security documentation because it has different authentication, synchronization, billing and personal-data risks.

Responsible reporting

Suspected vulnerabilities should be reported privately. Do not include other people’s personal information or conduct destructive testing.

Limitations

No internet service can promise that incidents will never occur. Security claims are limited to documented practices and should be updated when architecture changes.