Authentication and permissions
Application access is controlled through authenticated users, status checks and role/permission rules appropriate to enabled modules and workflows.
ZOVRO uses layered application and deployment controls to reduce operational risk. Security and availability still depend on correct customer configuration, infrastructure and operating procedures, so we avoid unrealistic absolute guarantees.
Application access is controlled through authenticated users, status checks and role/permission rules appropriate to enabled modules and workflows.
Company context and data routing are explicit parts of the application flow so users operate within authorized organizational boundaries.
Production deployment supports HTTPS through a reverse proxy so browser traffic can be protected in transit.
Application validations help prevent invalid operational and accounting combinations from being accepted silently.
Company databases and common control-plane data can be separated according to the platform architecture and deployment model.
Operational backup, controlled restore and recovery procedures are part of production administration and should be tested for the chosen environment.
ZOVRO development uses versioned baselines and staged changes so new work can be tested before replacing a known working version. Database and provisioning changes are designed to be repeatable and controlled rather than dependent on undocumented manual production steps.
Strong production security depends on the application, hosting environment, administrator configuration and user behavior working together. For that reason, security claims should be evaluated against the actual deployment and operating controls in use.
See the implementation process →Include them during solution discovery so they can be reviewed against the intended ZOVRO deployment architecture.