Frameworks and operating rules Radiantze uses to keep cloud apps, APIs, and pipelines audit-ready.
Radiantze applies shared enterprise rules spanning least privilege, deny-by-default data access, server-side validation, secure transport, secrets hygiene, and pipeline checks with diligence-ready evidence.
Practices map to frameworks buyers recognize, including OWASP ASVS, CIS Controls, NIST SSDF, and SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, or CCPA as applicable.
Radiantze selects the framework mix that matches your risk and buyers, with ASVS for verification, CIS and NIST for baselines, and trust frameworks for evidence.
| Focus | Definition | Example | Enterprise use |
|---|---|---|---|
| OWASP ASVS | Application Security Verification Standard with leveled requirements for web apps and APIs. | ASVS Level 2 for apps that handle personal, payment, or business-critical data. | Gives engineering a testable checklist that maps cleanly to SOC 2 and ISO evidence. |
| CIS Controls | Prioritized safeguards for assets, access, data, and applications across the estate. | Inventory, secure configuration, and vulnerability management as early Implementation Group work. | A practical starting set for mid-size teams that need clear, ordered safeguards. |
| NIST SSDF | Secure Software Development Framework for secure design, build, and release expectations. | Threat modeling, review, and release gates documented as part of the delivery process. | Anchors regulated programs where auditors ask how software is built securely. |
| SOC 2 / ISO 27001 | Trust and information-security management frameworks buyers and auditors recognize. | Access reviews, change control, logging, and incident response with reusable evidence. | Often the first diligence bar when landing enterprise clients with client data in scope. |
| GDPR / CCPA | Privacy rules for how personal data is collected, stored, shared, and deleted. | Consent, retention, and subject-request handling on quote and signup flows. | Required when marketing or product sites process personal data for EU or California users. |
Partnership
Public client API keys are normal in many apps. The real control plane is Auth, Firestore, Storage, and Functions permissions.
OWASP ASVS Level 2 for apps handling personal or business-critical data.
NIST SSDF and DevSecOps place threat review and release gates in the pipeline.
CIS-style inventory, secure configuration, vulnerability management, and logging.