CyberSaathi

Security begins with separation, control and traceability.

CyberSaathi’s public product layer should be cleanly separated from operational applications, APIs, data, credentials and non-production environments.

SEP

Environment Separation

Keep the public website, production APIs, staging systems, development services and operational data isolated from one another.

IAM

Controlled Access

Use application authentication, licensing and access controls appropriate to the deployed CyberSaathi environment.

AUD

Traceability

Preserve relevant audit records and operational history so system actions can be reviewed where the product supports it.

CFG

Configuration Isolation

Maintain separate production and non-production credentials, databases, Firebase configuration and API secrets.

MIN

Data Minimization

Use only the data required for the authorized purpose and avoid placing sensitive case information in public website forms.

UPD

Secure Maintenance

Treat dependency updates, backups, logs, deployment review and credential rotation as ongoing operational responsibilities.

Security statements on this website are architecture principles and product-direction commitments—not claims of a certification unless that certification is independently achieved and can be evidenced.
Recommended public architecture

Keep operational endpoints out of normal public navigation.

The brand website can describe the architecture without publishing sensitive implementation details, credentials, internal paths or environment configuration.

PUBLIC

cybersaathi.in

Marketing, trust, legal and demo request pages.

API

api.cybersaathi.in

Production service layer, separately protected.

STAGING

staging.cybersaathi.in

Non-production testing with separate configuration.

DOCS

docs.cybersaathi.in

Future documentation with appropriate access policy.