Broken Access Control
Tenant-scoped queries, role and record authorization, and access-denial audit events.
Security center
Board3 is designed around tenant isolation, explicit authorization, traceable decisions, and evidence that stays attached to the work it supports.
OWASP Top 10:2025
This mapping describes Board3’s engineering focus across the current web application risk families. It is not an OWASP certification or a substitute for customer due diligence.
Tenant-scoped queries, role and record authorization, and access-denial audit events.
Hardened defaults, explicit environment configuration, security headers, and deployment review gates.
Locked dependencies, automated vulnerability review, build provenance, and controlled release workflows.
TLS in transit, protected secrets, encrypted data services, and bounded credential exposure.
Typed input boundaries, allow-list validation, parameterized persistence, output encoding, and restrictive content policy.
Threat modeling around tenancy, evidence custody, high-impact actions, and explicit human decision points.
SSO and MFA support, secure session boundaries, lifecycle controls, and privileged-access review.
Change provenance, signed or digest-backed evidence, controlled imports, and auditable state transitions.
Traceable decisions, access-denial events, export logs, and operational incident workflows.
Fail-closed authorization, bounded retries, explicit error states, rollback paths, and operational monitoring.
The OWASP Top 10 is an awareness document for critical web application risks. Board3 uses it as one input to secure design and review—not as a certification label. See the official 2025 release .
Product safeguards
Search, assistance, exports, and record views are limited to the tenant and scope the actor can read.
High-impact operations use explicit roles, readiness gates, evidence, and accountable decision makers.
Approvals, denials, state transitions, exports, and relevant source evidence remain traceable.