Security Policy

Last Updated: June 2026

At TyagiHub, we prioritize the protection and security of our web infrastructure and user interfaces. As a platform dedicated to spreading digital safety and cybersecurity awareness, we maintain strict architectural configurations to ensure your browsing experience remains highly secure.

1. User Authentication and Encryption

We leverage industry-standard Google Identity Services for user sign-ins. We do not store, process, or maintain custom password configurations on our internal backend systems. Authentication tokens and profile data are managed directly through Google's secure infrastructure, reducing the risk of credential hijacking.

2. Local Data Isolation

User session tracking is confined completely to your browser's local sandbox profile using localStorage. No background processes silently upload your private browser configurations or operational cookies to our primary database logs. Your local parameters remain entirely under your personal hardware environment control.

3. Protection Against Server Deletion & Leaks

To mitigate potential server-side data leaks or system injections, our processing layer runs minimal persistent states. Database actions (such as posting comments or submitting scorecard updates) are passed through strict programmatic filters before syncing with Google Apps Script frameworks.
  • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Shield: All operational text input blocks reject malicious scripts automatically to maintain high sanitization baselines.
  • Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): End-to-end network communication is encrypted dynamically via advanced HTTPS routing structures.
  • Firebase Security Policies: Push notifications and cloud messaging layers utilize strict custom tokens to avoid arbitrary spoofing.

4. Third-Party API Guardrails

Any sub-component integration, such as Google OAuth or Firebase Web SDKs, operates under strict API origin validation. Unverified external scripts or malicious domains are blocked from accessing or interacting with TyagiHub’s document structure.

5. Vulnerability Disclosure & Bug Reporting

We welcome responsible security auditing from software developers and tech enthusiasts. If you discover an architectural oversight or sub-optimal implementation on our site, please report it privately through our customer support hub instead of disclosing it publicly.

6. System Integrity Enforcement

This document stands independent to meet global compliance expectations and automated bot crawling assessments. We continuously update our source implementations to prevent security deterioration across upcoming features.