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Secure access
User sessions are protected through HTTPS and authentication before workspace, project, and task areas are reached.
- Encrypted browser sessions
- Authenticated dashboard access
- Protected form actions
Security Overview
Security for the execution layer.
Velrin is built around controlled access, accountable workflow changes, and transparent security posture. This page explains what exists today, what users can do, and what is planned next.
Current posture
Controlled, honest, and evolving.
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HTTPS sessions
Browser traffic is protected in transit.
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Role-based access
Admin and user actions are separated by permission boundaries.
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CSRF protection
Form actions use Django request protection.
Planned
MFA and expanded audit logs
Future controls are labeled clearly before launch.
Protection model
Protect the people, permissions, and history behind execution.
Velrin security starts with practical controls: verified sessions, permission checks, protected forms, and reviewable activity so work does not become a blind spot.
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Permission boundaries
Velrin separates administrative and regular user capabilities so sensitive actions remain controlled.
- Admin and user separation
- Controlled write access
- Feature-level access checks
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Audit-friendly execution
Progress history and operational records help teams understand how work changed over time.
- Timestamped progress updates
- Reviewable execution history
- Reduced silent-change risk
Workflow control
Security follows the work.
Every execution system needs a control path: authenticate the user, authorize the action, apply the change, preserve history, and keep the result visible.
Authenticate
Users sign in before accessing internal dashboard areas.
Authorize
Requests are checked against role and access boundaries.
Execute
Approved users can create, update, assign, and progress work.
Record
Important progress updates are preserved for review.
Review
Dashboards and history help teams understand what changed.
Operational practices
Security is a repeatable operating behavior.
Velrin’s security posture should stay practical: controlled changes, backups, safer defaults, transparent roadmap language, and fast reporting paths when something looks wrong.
What Velrin does
Uses structured updates and version control for platform changes.
Maintains backup procedures to support recovery and continuity.
Gates sensitive actions through roles and permission checks.
Labels roadmap items honestly instead of presenting planned controls as live.
What users should do
Use a strong, unique password that is not reused across accounts.
Keep browsers and devices updated with current security patches.
Report suspicious behavior or security concerns quickly.
Adopt stronger controls, such as MFA, as they become available.
Honest roadmap
Planned controls are labeled as planned.
Velrin should earn trust by being precise. The items below are future security improvements, not claims of current certification or active enterprise compliance.
Multi-factor authentication
Optional MFA for stronger sign-in protection beyond passwords.
Security Center
Centralized account security settings, alerts, and visibility into key events.
Expanded audit logs
Deeper organization-level traceability for teams that need stronger review controls.
API access controls
Scoped API access, versioned endpoints, and rate limits as integration access matures.
No inflated claims.
Velrin should not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, automated threat detection, or full security-center capability until those controls are actually implemented and verified.
Responsible disclosure
Found something that looks unsafe?
Report vulnerabilities, suspicious behavior, or security concerns so we can review and improve the platform quickly.