Checkpoint · Senova under fire
The attacks we stop.
Watch the automated attacks Senova sees every day — and the real controls that stop them. The posture panel is measured live against this origin, right now.
The defenses are real Senova controls. The attackers are simulated — no live attack traffic is generated. The posture panel below is measured live against senovaonline.com this pageview. Controls not yet shipped are shown dashed and labeled PLANNED — we never imply a protection that doesn't exist.
Live posture
Real, idempotent GETs against this origin — the truth the theater dramatizes.
The control ledger
One card per attack vector → the real defense, its plan reference, and how it's verified.
What this stops — and what still needs a human.
These controls defeat the overwhelming majority of what actually hits an app: automated scanners, credential-stuffing, drive-by CSRF, framing, opportunistic injection and SSRF sweeps. That is most of the real threat — but not all of it.
Still needs a human pen test
- Business-logic and tenant-isolation flaws (a header can't stop "user A reads user B's project")
- A bug in our own SSRF / upload guards
- Zero-days, phishing / social engineering, supply-chain compromise
That's why a third-party pen test + bug bounty are the non-optional final gate. Good-faith researchers: security.txt · [email protected].