How we protect your workspace.

A plain description of the boundaries built into LiquidUser today, and the work that remains before launch.

Workspace boundaries

Private workspace operations require an authenticated member of that workspace. The application and the database both enforce workspace isolation, so knowing a workspace identifier does not give anyone access.

Credentials stay on the server

Provider credentials live in server configuration. The browser gets only what a page needs for the task, never provider keys or full environment settings.

People stay in control

Recommendations come with their public source. Reply drafts need a person to review them, and nothing is sent automatically to the person described.

Where this stands

These are implementation principles. They are not a certification, and there has been no independent security audit. Production controls and operating procedures need review before launch.

Reporting a problem

Please send security details privately to security@liquiduser.com.