Least privilege
Production access is limited to a small number of trusted operators. Each account is granted only the permissions strictly required for its responsibilities, and access is removed promptly when no longer needed.
Security Overview
Security is a first-class requirement for FezuInteractive Inc, a Wyoming C-Corporation. Our goal is to operate entertainment-only virtual goods platforms with infrastructure, processes, and controls that partners can understand and trust.
This page provides a high-level overview of how we think about security across infrastructure, access control, data protection, and operations. More detailed documentation can be shared with partners under confidentiality when needed.
Security-by-design
We design systems with security and governance in mind from the beginning. Architecture decisions, technology choices, and deployment processes are evaluated based on their impact on confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Operational discipline
Security is not treated as a one-time project but as an ongoing operational practice. Access reviews, monitoring, and change control are built into how we work, rather than bolted on afterwards.
Access control & identity
Access to systems and data is granted on a least-privilege basis. Identities are managed centrally and reviewed regularly.
Strong authentication
Administrative access to infrastructure and control planes uses strong authentication mechanisms, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) and hardware-backed security where supported.
Access reviews
We periodically review privileged accounts, roles, and group memberships to confirm that access remains appropriate. Changes are logged so that we can reconstruct who had access to what and when.
Data security & privacy
We aim to minimize the amount of data we collect and to protect the data we do handle using appropriate technical and organizational measures.
Encryption in transit
Connections to our platforms and internal APIs use modern transport encryption (TLS) to protect data in transit and reduce the risk of interception.
Encryption at rest (where appropriate)
Where supported by our infrastructure providers and data stores, sensitive data is encrypted at rest. We avoid storing unnecessary personal information, which limits exposure in the event of an incident.
Data minimization
We collect only the information necessary to operate the platform, respond to inquiries, and meet legal obligations. This reduces risk and simplifies compliance with privacy expectations.
Change management & deployments
Changes to production systems are controlled, reviewed, and traceable. This helps prevent incidents and makes it easier to understand what changed if something goes wrong.
Version control
Application code and infrastructure definitions are maintained in version control. This creates a clear history of changes and allows for rollbacks when necessary.
Review & approval
Significant changes to production-bound code paths or infrastructure are reviewed by another operator before deployment, helping to catch issues early and share context.
Controlled releases
Deployments follow defined procedures and use automated tooling where possible. This reduces manual error and ensures consistent, repeatable releases.
Monitoring, logging & incident response
Observability is a core part of our approach. We monitor systems for health, performance, and anomalies, and we keep logs that can support incident investigations and partner inquiries.
Application & infrastructure monitoring
Key services and infrastructure components are monitored for availability, latency, and error rates. Alerts are configured for critical thresholds so that issues can be investigated quickly.
Structured logging
Logs from critical systems are structured and retained for an appropriate period. Sensitive operations, such as administrative actions and balance adjustments, are captured with enough detail to reconstruct events.
Incident handling
When incidents occur, we aim to identify root causes, implement fixes, and, where appropriate, adjust our processes to prevent recurrence. For material issues, we can provide partners with high-level summaries of impact and remediation.
Backups & continuity
We maintain backups and redundancy for critical components to reduce the risk of data loss and prolonged downtime.
Backups
Core data stores are backed up on a regular schedule. Backups are stored in separate locations or storage classes to protect against localized failures.
Resilience
Where possible, services are deployed with redundancy in mind, reducing single points of failure. Our goal is to preserve platform availability while maintaining control over changes and access.
Vendors & third-party services
We rely on carefully selected infrastructure and service providers to host and support our platforms. Vendor selection takes into account security posture, compliance track record, and operational maturity.
Vendor evaluation
When choosing hosting providers, payment processors, or other third-party services, we consider their security practices, reputation, and documentation. Where available, we review public compliance reports or certifications.
Data handling with vendors
We share only the data necessary for vendors to perform their functions. Contracts and technical integrations are designed to respect privacy expectations and minimize risk.
Security transparency for partners
We understand that banks, payment providers, and other partners need clarity about how security is handled. We are committed to providing that clarity.
Documentation on request
Where appropriate, we can share additional security documentation, diagrams, and policy summaries under confidentiality with partners performing due diligence.
Continuous improvement
Security practices are periodically reviewed and improved as our platforms evolve and as expectations from partners and regulators change. Feedback from counterparties is taken seriously and can inform future enhancements.