Security posture
How member material is protected.
Members give the venue two sensitive things: their documents and their identity. The posture below protects both. Questions about any of it are welcome at [email protected].
- Invitation only, named users only
There is no signup page. Each institution is approved individually, and each user is a named person invited by the venue's administrators. Sign-in uses single-use links sent to the approved institutional email address.
- Agreements before upload
Confidentiality and participation agreements are executed before any document changes hands, and every version of every agreement a member accepts is recorded.
- Encryption in transit and at rest
All traffic is encrypted in transit. Member documents are encrypted before they reach storage and stay encrypted at rest.
- Every access is logged
Each access to a member document or record is written to an append-only audit log with the identity of the person or process that made it.
- Institutions are isolated
Each institution's records are segregated at the database layer. One member's material is structurally invisible to another member's session.
- Identity and listings live apart
Member identity and listing information are held in separate records by design. The records buyers see carry no member identity at all.
- Documents are never redistributed
Buyers see bucketed abstractions, never member documents. A document is shared only when its owner approves a specific verified counterparty, under agreements already in place.
- Administrative access is zero-trust
Internal consoles sit behind identity-verified zero-trust access, and administrative actions land in the same append-only audit log.
- No trackers, anywhere
The member application carries no third-party analytics. This public site is static: no cookies, no scripts, no outside services of any kind.
Reporting a concern
If you believe you have found a security problem in anything we operate, write to [email protected]. Reports are read by the people who can act on them.