Project Details

Security is the silent feature of technology. Except for high-risk sectors like banking or fintech, people often treat security as a low priority—placing it behind features, design, UI, or the latest tech trends. A similar mindset is common in software houses, where implementing strong security is seen as an extra cost for building something users may not directly see or appreciate.

But for developers, it's different. For me, security represents trust—and maintaining that trust is a responsibility I take seriously. In several of my projects, I have implemented multi-layered security systems with three levels of protection:

1. Prevention – Blocking unauthorized users from logging into the system.
2. Detection and Response – Identifying suspicious login activity and suspending accounts to prevent further damage.
3. Recovery and Traceability – Tracking all changes made by an attacker to accelerate the rollback and recovery process.

These systems involve a range of techniques and technologies, including firewalls, SSL, custom one-way hashing, reversible encryption methods, breach attempt alerts, SQL injection prevention, user device detection, and more.