Web security
Edges, headers, and rate limits do quiet work.
Public traffic, API traffic, and sensitive actions get separate layers of protection.
Browser protections
Hardened response headers
Public pages ship browser security headers that reduce unnecessary exposure.
Network edge protection
Public domains sit behind an edge layer, and API responses are configured to avoid stale cached data.
Rate limits
Sensitive public and dashboard routes should have rate limits that survive more than one server instance. That matters for login, early access, and operational APIs where brute force or spam can become noisy fast.
Caching
API cache bypass
Authenticated and operational API responses are not treated like static marketing assets.