Identity and access
Authentication, verification, sessions, roles, scopes, and permission changes are checked before protected work is returned or changed.
HireHint security
Layered protection
Authentication, verification, sessions, roles, scopes, and permission changes are checked before protected work is returned or changed.
Organization ownership is resolved at protected boundaries so one tenant cannot use a visible route or direct request to read another tenant’s records.
Validation, idempotency, audit history, bounded data access, and explicit provider states help the product fail safely and recover clearly.
Current product controls
Password and provider sign-in flows, email-verification boundaries, session expiry, direct-route protection, and refreshed permission checks.
Account, recruiting, HR, job, department, entity, location, reporting-line, and record-level access is evaluated according to the active identity.
Sensitive reads and writes resolve the active organization, ownership, record state, and requested action before protected information is returned or changed.
Requests are validated at the service boundary. Missing, denied, stale, duplicate, and ineligible operations produce bounded outcomes without exposing another tenant’s protected resource.
Security-relevant and operational changes connect the authorized actor, organization, action, record, and outcome so teams can investigate and reconcile activity.
Architecture, security, generated contract, database, migration, dependency, client, server, build, browser, and visual checks guard reviewed behavior before a release is considered complete.
Automated checks inspect dependency advisories, secret patterns, security-sensitive source paths, generated inventories, and approved architecture boundaries.
Migrations and data-access paths are reviewed and tested against protected disposable databases so schema and permission behavior can be verified without relying on historical customer data.
Provider-dependent controls remain unavailable until configured and authorized. HireHint distinguishes catalog, ready, active, failed, and deferred states and does not treat a visible control as evidence that an external action occurred.
AI assistance uses permission-scoped context, discloses missing evidence, and does not silently execute legal, candidate, or employee actions.
Failure and recovery behavior is exercised in controlled environments. Production hosting, backup retention, recovery objectives, failover, and disaster-recovery claims require separate operational evidence and approval.
Organization owners can limit membership, roles, scopes, assignments, confidential access, connected services, and records according to the people and workflows that require them.
Security lifecycle
Authenticate identities, minimize access, validate requests, isolate organizations, and require explicit configuration before sensitive or external actions.
Record security and operational outcomes, surface errors without leaking protected content, and use reviewed checks to identify contract or dependency drift.
Restrict affected identities, routes, records, providers, or actions; preserve relevant evidence; communicate through an approved incident process.
Restore supported service state, reconcile durable outcomes, re-check permissions, and verify recovery before returning a control to normal use.
Shared responsibility
HireHint provides product controls; customers and authorized users apply them to their people, devices, records, providers, and decisions.
Trust through evidence
HireHint should publish certification badges, infrastructure claims, provider assurances, penetration-test statements, hosting regions, uptime levels, and recovery commitments only after the corresponding evidence is independently established and approved for external use.
This page describes verified product-control intent and tested structural behavior. It does not represent an external audit opinion, security certification, production hosting attestation, or service-level agreement.
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