Dependency and Security Management
How PrimeCal handles Dependabot, npm audit gates, alert remediation, and temporary security exceptions.
How PrimeCal handles Dependabot, npm audit gates, alert remediation, and temporary security exceptions.
Network-level firewall and port configuration guidance for PrimeCalendar deployments.
PrimeCal legal documents — terms of service, privacy policy, cookie policy, acceptable use, and security whitepaper.
How PrimeCal's OAuth 2.1 + PKCE + Dynamic Client Registration authorization server maps onto the Agent/AgentApiKey model, and why access/refresh tokens use a separate JWT domain from the login session.
Guidance for penetration testing PrimeCalendar — what controls exist, what the attack surface looks like, and what is known to be incomplete.
Code-backed reference for health checks, feature flags, monitoring, frontend error ingestion, security reports, and honeypot endpoints.
How PrimeCalendar handles secrets and environment variables in deployment, including current gaps and best practices.
Practical answers about passwords, MFA, Personal Logs, privacy exports, deletion requests, and what user privacy controls actually mean in PrimeCal.
Practical steps every PrimeCal user can take to protect their account, calendars, and shared data.
Deployment-level security hardening for PrimeCalendar — HTTP headers, CORS, JWT configuration, rate limiting, and known gaps.
PrimeCal's technical security architecture — authentication, data protection, input validation, and audit logging.