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Security

Defense in depth

Security controls around the ORBLYTICS workspace

A public overview of the application boundaries used to protect accounts, saved strategy settings, product data, analytics, and provider credentials.

Sessions
SIGNED
Server-validated access
Database
RLS + GRANTS
Owner-scoped records
API
RATE LIMITED
Validated mutations
Secrets
SERVER ONLY
Not exposed to clients
Rules-basedSource labeledUser configuredRisk disclosed

Authentication and account access

Authenticated product routes validate signed account claims on the server. Membership access is checked separately from public marketing pages, and privileged database credentials are not shipped in the browser bundle.

Database boundaries

User-owned records are protected with row-level policies and explicit grants. Proprietary historical data and operational tables are accessed through trusted server code rather than exposed as public directories.

API protection

Mutation routes validate request bodies, enforce size limits, check origin where appropriate, and apply endpoint-specific rate limits. Webhooks require provider verification before trusted state is changed.

Privacy and analytics

Product analytics are first-party, limited to operational and conversion events, and respect Global Privacy Control, Do Not Track, and the site’s analytics-cookie choice. Payment card details remain with the billing provider.

Monitoring and recovery

Operational health checks, job status records, safe server timing, and error handling support investigation without intentionally logging credentials or raw authorization tokens. Database migrations preserve auditable security changes.

Responsible reporting

If you believe you found a security issue, do not publish account data or exploit the issue. Send the affected URL, reproduction steps, and expected impact to support@orblytics.io.

No system is risk free

Security is an ongoing process, not a guarantee. Users should protect their email account, avoid credential reuse, sign out on shared devices, and report unexpected access promptly. Review the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.