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SYSTEMX Security Overview

Lucas YourLastName edited this page Jul 17, 2026 · 1 revision

SYSTEMX Security Overview

Security in SYSTEMX is a continuous operating discipline. The baseline supports checks and documentation, but the application owner must configure and verify the controls that protect their particular users and data.

Control expectations

  • Use least privilege for Google Cloud IAM, Firebase administration, repository access, CI credentials, and service accounts.
  • Design Firestore and Storage Security Rules around authenticated identity, ownership, roles, and explicit denial—not around trusted client behavior.
  • Keep privileged operations server-side. Browser-delivered VITE_* values are public configuration, not a place for secrets.
  • Require review and tests for authentication, authorization, rules, payment, upload, and data-export changes.
  • Use protected branches, dependency updates, monitoring, audit trails, and a tested rollback and incident process.
  • Review third-party SDKs, MCP servers, browser extensions, and agent access as part of the application’s supply chain.

Run the available project checks before release:

npm run ci:lint
npm run typecheck
npm run test
npm run ci:security
npm run sync:system:check

Passing checks is evidence, not a guarantee. See Security, .ENV Solutions, and Third-Party & Operator Responsibility.

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