SECURITY
How PARTIE approaches security
Security is treated as an operating boundary: least privilege, isolation, validation and independent review before critical changes are promoted.
Least privilege by design
Operational processes, integrations and administrative areas are designed to receive only the access they need. Broad access is not treated as a convenience default.
Restaurant and location isolation
Restaurant and location context is treated as a security boundary. Sensitive operations must execute in an authorised context and fail closed when that context is missing or invalid.
Constrained integrations
External connectors are treated as dedicated boundaries. A connector should receive the minimum capabilities required for its role rather than inherit general system access.
Secrets and credentials
Operational credentials do not belong in the public website, public browser storage or indexable content. Keys, tokens and passwords stay in protected environments and channels.
Review before promotion
Critical changes are tested for architecture, security and regression before acceptance. A failed control returns to repair rather than being promoted to meet a date.
Public website boundary
The institutional site is separated from product data. Public forms use a constrained same-origin endpoint with validation, abuse controls and no file uploads.
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We prefer explicit security boundaries and verifiable controls to generic security claims.