SECURITY

Controls before claims.

Monarch treats the public website as an operating surface, not a brochure isolated from engineering. Security language is tied to controls that can be verified in the deployed system.

01

Controlled intake

Online inquiry delivery remains closed unless origin validation, request limits, anti-abuse controls, Turnstile, and private server-side routing are configured together.

02

Data minimization

The public site is designed to avoid collecting sensitive information that is unnecessary for a defined operating purpose.

03

Controlled routing

Monarch may publish its approved studio mailbox, while routing credentials, provider secrets, and private service destinations remain server-side.

04

No-store handling

Inquiry endpoints and sensitive workflow responses are configured to bypass browser and CDN storage.

05

Release discipline

Security claims are published only when the corresponding control exists and is covered by the release verification contract.

RESPONSIBLE DISCLOSURE

Do not send secrets through an unmonitored channel.

Monarch does not publish a vulnerability mailbox unless the receiving workflow is actively monitored and owned. People with an established Catalyst contact should use that existing channel for urgent security matters and avoid including credentials, private keys, or unnecessary sensitive data.