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🔒 Security Best Practices
Learn how to keep your integrations, API keys, and user data fully secure while using AppVerse.
Core Recommendations
- Use HTTPS for all API requests to prevent data interception and man-in-the-middle attacks.
- Never expose API keys on the client-side. Keep them in secure server environments or encrypted storage.
- Rotate credentials periodically to reduce risk if a key is ever compromised.
- Validate webhook signatures using your secret key before trusting incoming events.
- Follow least-privilege principles — only grant the minimum access level necessary for each integration.
API Key Management
API keys are sensitive credentials that grant access to your AppVerse account. Handle them with care and avoid hardcoding them in your codebase.
# Environment Variables (example) APPVERSE_API_KEY=sk_live_abc123xyz
Store your keys in environment variables and load them using tools like dotenv in Node.js or OS-level configuration in production.
🧠 Remember: Security is not a one-time setup — review your integrations regularly to ensure continued compliance and protection.