Authorization is essential
Only assess systems and source code you own or have explicit permission to test. Keep the assessment inside the agreed scope.
SECURITY FOR EVERYDAY DEVELOPMENT
Useful security starts with clear boundaries.
Authorized scope, controlled usage and honest interpretation of results. Eonycs supports your security process; it does not replace responsibility for the systems you test.
A boundary at every step
Authorized scope
Explicit permission to test
Outside scope Product illustration · not a live assessment
01 / Controls & responsibilities
Ownership is not permission
A verified domain proves control of that hostname. It is not authorization to test third-party infrastructure or everything reachable from it.
Choose inputs carefully
Share only the source and access needed for the assessment. Avoid production secrets and unnecessary personal data in uploaded material.
Potential is not confirmed
Treat candidate findings as issues to investigate. Severity and an AI explanation do not independently prove exploitability.
Know the limits
Untested, incomplete or inconclusive work must not be treated as safe. Consider assessment scope and completion alongside findings.
Use layered protection
Keep patching, access controls, backups, monitoring and incident response. Application testing addresses part of the problem, not every attack route.
Understand who provides the AI
With BYOK, you use a supported AI provider account and its usage terms. Managed capacity is provided through your Eonycs plan. Before sharing sensitive source code, review the applicable privacy terms and ask us about your organization’s data-handling requirements.
Privacy policyReports can support an evidence trail of security work. They are not a certification, a guarantee of compliance or a promise of reduced regulatory fines.
Make security review as routine as checking that software works.
That is the standard we are building towards. Start making it part of your team’s next development cycle.
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