Security, stated plainly.
What a workspace does to protect your data, what the demo does, and what this website does.
In a workspace.
- Named logins
- Every person signs in as themselves, with a role. An area login sees only its part of the tree.
- Sign-in limits
- Repeated wrong passwords lock the account for a while, and a flood from one address is slowed.
- Sessions that end
- A session closes after a period without use, and after a fixed number of hours in any case.
- Passwords
- Stored as salted hashes. A change needs the current password and signs out every other session.
- Checked uploads
- Files are limited in size, read as data and refused if they carry markup.
- Safe exports
- A cell that could run as a formula is written as text, so the file opens safely in a spreadsheet.
- Browser rules
- Pages load code only from their own address and cannot be framed by another site.
- First start
- A workspace will not serve a network while it still has a default password.
In the demo.
- It runs in your browserThe page reads static data files and draws the screens.
- It sends nothingWhat you type or change stays in your tab and is gone when you close it.
- It has no sign-inThere is no account to make and no password to give.
What we do not claim.
We hold no security certification yet. If you need a questionnaire answered, send it and we will answer it line by line.
On this website.
- No cookies and no trackersThe site sets no cookie and loads no analytics or advertising code.
- Everything from one addressFonts, styles and scripts are served from scimin.com.
- The contact formWhat you write comes to us. We use it to reply to you and for nothing else.