Security Practices
Public-facing security practices for the corporate site, client intake, engagement boundaries, and separation of Blackpine systems.
Website security
The public website is designed to minimize client-side dependencies and unnecessary third-party code.
Security headers, a restrictive Content Security Policy, HTTPS enforcement, and controlled deployment configuration are part of the production baseline.
Public forms are not intended for passwords, private keys, regulated records, or sensitive incident evidence.
Scope and authorization
Security work is scoped and authorized before assessment or response activity begins.
Blackpine does not present unauthorized offensive activity as a service and does not treat a general website inquiry as permission to access systems.
Claims and limitations
Blackpine avoids “unbreakable”, “military-grade”, or absolute-security claims.
No assessment or security control can guarantee prevention of every future incident. Deliverables and limitations are defined by the agreed engagement scope.
Separation of systems
The corporate marketing site is separated from Blackpine Cipher, Verify, and Support surfaces.
Cipher and verification surfaces should not inherit advertising, marketing analytics, or unrelated third-party scripts from the corporate site.