Security & trust - Your app, your cloud, your control

Deploying your app means trusting me with access to your cloud account, so it’s fair to ask how that access is handled. Here’s the short version: everything is built in your own Azure account, I take only the access I need to do the work, and you can revoke all of it the day we finish.

If your business operates in a regulated field—financial services, tax and accounting, legal, insurance—these controls aren’t optional. They’re requirements. I build every deployment with them by default, so you’re not retrofitting compliance after the fact.

  • You own everything. Your Azure account, your code, and your infrastructure all live in your account, in your name. There’s no lock-in, so you can hand the whole thing to anyone, anytime.
  • Least-privilege access. I request only the minimum roles needed to deploy your app, never Owner or full admin. The exact roles are listed up front in the setup guide, so there are no surprises.
  • Revocable anytime. Remove my access in a couple of clicks whenever you want, and revoke all of it the day the project ends. Your running app and infrastructure are completely unaffected.
  • Secrets stay secret. Passwords, connection strings, and keys live in Azure Key Vault, never in your code or repository. The app reads them through a secure managed identity, not a file someone can copy.
  • Secure by default. HTTPS everywhere, multi-factor sign-in for staff, your database kept off the public internet, and encryption both in transit and at rest, set up correctly from the start, not bolted on later.
  • Full transparency. At go-live you receive a complete handoff document covering every resource, secret, and security control. Nothing about how your app runs is a black box.

See it for yourself

The two documents below show exactly what this looks like in practice: the access I ask for before we start, and the security posture documented when your app goes live.

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