Security starts with clear boundaries

SpiderFly separates the public website from the product console and keeps security copy conservative.

API keys belong in the product console and should be stored in deployment secrets, not source code.

Production traffic should use HTTPS and server-side secret storage for application credentials.

Teams should review what request and response metadata they need before production use.

Confirm collection scope, storage needs, and access controls for each workload before scaling it.

Trust copy stays tied to verified facts

No. Formal certifications should only appear after they are verified and approved for public copy.