Security Standards That Never Sleep
We enforce TLS 1.3 from the very first connection. The handshake eliminates weak cipher suites and sets up forward secrecy, so even if a session key gets exposed later, past traffic stays unreadable. We never revert to older protocol versions and we change session keys frequently. Even if someone hijacks a session, forward secrecy ensures past and future traffic cannot be decrypted. At rest, all stored data—profiles, transaction logs, communications—is ciphered with AES-256 at the field level, not just on disk. Keys live inside a dedicated hardware security module (HSM) that never reveals them in plaintext. Physical disk theft produces nothing but ciphertext. Passwords are salted and hashed with bcrypt and a high work factor, making brute-force attacks computationally infeasible. Together, TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest form a continuous cryptographic envelope that safeguards your information from login to archiving.