Security at LVG Systems

Security principles

• Least privilege: users and integrations receive only the access needed for their role.
• Server-side enforcement: protected actions do not rely on hidden buttons or client-side checks.
• Organization isolation: client users are scoped to their own organization and deny-by-default when membership is missing.
• Validated boundaries: public input is capped, validated, parameterized, and protected by abuse controls.
• Human review: sensitive communications, financial decisions, unusual exceptions, and consequential actions retain approval steps.
• Operational visibility: important actions, failures, and administrative changes have logging and notification foundations.

Platform controls

The current website foundation uses managed hosting, encrypted transport, a managed relational database, authenticated-user headers for protected areas, role checks, tenant-aware queries, prepared database statements, rate controls, honeypots, idempotency protections, generic error responses, and a restrictive security-header baseline.

Client engagement practices

Before an automation is launched, we identify the data involved, systems and permissions, exception paths, human approvals, failure notifications, ownership, and test plan. Requirements for regulated or particularly sensitive data must be agreed in writing before access is provided.

Responsible disclosure

If you believe you found a security issue, email Nolan@Lavergnesystems.com with “Security report” in the subject. Include the affected page, steps to reproduce, potential impact, and a safe way to contact you. Do not access other users’ data, disrupt service, use social engineering, or publicly disclose an unresolved issue. We do not currently offer a bug bounty.

Current foundation and limitations

The client portal and integration framework are prepared for future operational data. Before onboarding a live client, LVG Systems will provision approved users, apply the production database migration, configure the chosen email and calendar providers, establish backups and incident contacts, and complete engagement-specific access testing.