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Setl Property

Security

What this build is, stated plainly.

Setl Property is at validation stage. Being precise about what exists today is more useful to an organization evaluating it than a page of security vocabulary.

Do not submit sensitive information

Do not submit classified information, export-controlled technical data, controlled unclassified information, credentials, or unredacted grant or project records through this website, the review request form, or the demonstration environment. Nothing on this site is an approved channel for any of those categories.

Current state

What the validation build includes.

Everything below is accurate for the build you are looking at. Where something is not included, it is not included.

Capabilities present in the current validation build
CapabilityStateDetail
Public marketing siteIncludedStatic content served over HTTPS.
Demonstration environmentIncluded — fictional data onlyRuns entirely in your browser. No database, no backend, no persistence.
Review request formIncluded — no live endpointValidates in the browser and stores nothing until a submission endpoint is configured.
Authentication and accountsNot includedNo user accounts exist in this build.
Customer data storageNot includedNo customer data is collected or stored.
Billing and paymentsNot includedNo payment processing is present.
File upload and processingNot includedThe register upload field is a placeholder; selected files are never read or transmitted.

The demonstration environment holds fictional sample data in typed local files. Changes you make while inspecting it — transfers, verifications, inspections, imports — are held in your browser session and discarded when you refresh the page. Nothing you type into the demonstration leaves your browser.

Design principles

How data handling is approached.

Minimum necessary information
An equipment register needs identifiers, custody, location, condition, and project association. It does not need capability descriptions, configuration detail, or technical data, and the product does not ask for them.
Separation of the record from the sensitive detail
The accountability record answers where an item is and who holds it. What the item does, and how, belongs in systems with controls appropriate to that content.
Evidence stays attached to the record
Hand receipts, verification scans, and inspection photographs are held against the event they support, which keeps access decisions attached to the record rather than to a shared drive.
Explicit handling boundaries
The product states what should not be entered, on the screens where it would be entered. Guidance that only exists in a policy document is guidance nobody reads.

Before a deployment

What a production deployment would need.

Stated so that an evaluation can be honest about the gap between a validation product and a system holding your accountability record.

  • Authenticated access with role separation between asset administration, custodians, and read-only reviewers
  • An audit log of access and export activity, not only of record changes
  • Documented hosting, encryption in transit and at rest, backup, and retention arrangements
  • A defined data-handling classification for what may and may not be entered
  • Agreed arrangements for evidence storage and access review
  • A written determination of whether any content in scope requires controls beyond commercial practice