Security
Precise GovCon is built with security in mind—from authentication to infrastructure. This page explains our security approach, what we do to protect data, and how to report concerns.
Security Principles
- Least privilege: access is limited to what’s necessary.
- Defense in depth: multiple layers of controls (app + network + infrastructure).
- Secure by default: safe defaults, validated inputs, and careful error handling.
- Continuous improvement: we review and harden as the platform evolves.
Account & Authentication
We use modern authentication practices to reduce credential risk and prevent unauthorized access.
- Passwords (if used) are stored using secure hashing—never plaintext.
- Session handling is designed to prevent common web threats (e.g., token leakage and replay).
- Protected areas (like Contract Search and Dashboard) require sign-in.
Tip: Use a unique password and a password manager for best protection.
Data Protection
We apply safeguards to protect user data in transit and at rest.
- Encryption in transit: HTTPS/TLS for connections.
- Encryption at rest: secure storage configurations where applicable.
- Access controls: restricted internal access and environment separation.
- Logging: operational logs used for reliability and threat detection.
Application Security
We follow secure development best practices, including:
- Input validation and safe output encoding to reduce XSS/Injection risk
- Principled dependency management and patching where possible
- Rate-limiting / abuse prevention patterns for public endpoints
- Separation of client and server responsibilities
Responsible Disclosure
If you believe you’ve found a security vulnerability, please report it privately so we can investigate and remediate quickly.
Email: support@precisegovcon.com
Include in your report:
- Steps to reproduce (as safely as possible)
- What you expected vs. what happened
- Impact estimate (data exposure, auth bypass, etc.)
- Screenshots or logs (if available)
Please avoid testing that disrupts service availability or accesses other users’ data.
Security FAQs
Do you store passwords in plain text?
No. Credentials are stored using secure hashing and are never stored or transmitted in plain text.
How do I report a suspicious login or account issue?
Contact support@precisegovcon.com with details, and we’ll help you secure the account.
Note: While no system can be guaranteed completely secure, we continuously evaluate and improve our practices.