DEPLOYMENT

Security and Operating Boundaries

Security depends on separating public documentation from private product material, limiting capabilities to approved scope, and keeping qualified people responsible for consequential engineering work.

Security principles

01Repository separation

Product source, credentials, license material, customer data, and simulator files stay outside the website.

02Capability control

Modes, workspaces, authentication, and deployment policy restrict what can operate.

03Data minimization

Only authorized project data required for the task enters the workspace.

04Human accountability

Qualified personnel review inputs, assumptions, calculations, and simulator outputs.

Responsible use

  • Verify engineering basis

    Check units, thermodynamics, specifications, constraints, and convergence.

  • Preserve formal processes

    Do not replace HAZOP, SIL, management of change, process safety, or required sign-off.

  • Treat uncertainty explicitly

    Missing sources, conflicting evidence, model mismatch, and unknown conditions require resolution.

Website analytics

  • Aggregate by default

    The website operator uses Cloudflare zone analytics for request volume and approximate unique visitors without adding a visible counter to the site.

  • No custom visitor profiles

    The website does not implement its own fingerprinting, advertising tracker, or per-visitor database.

  • Operational separation

    Analytics and security telemetry remain in the Cloudflare account and are not committed to the website repository.

Transparency still matters

Infrastructure providers process request metadata to deliver and protect the site. The operator should keep the public privacy statement aligned with the analytics actually enabled.

Public website boundary

A private repository does not make deployed assets private

Anything shipped as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, text, or images is delivered to the visitor's browser. Sensitive product material must never enter the website project.