I wanted to test that before even launching QueueForge.
Most startups treat security as a later problem. I am trying to do the opposite.
Even pre MVP, we already built a layered security system:
- AI scans for vulnerabilities before deployments
- Automated tools catch dependency risks continuously
- Manual reviews and a public security program add a human layer
AI already helped us catch real small issues early, which is exactly the point.
It is not about being perfect. It is about not being blind.
I wrote a deep dive on how we approach security from day one.
https://queueforge.dev/blog/how-we-keep-queueforge-safe
Do you think early stage startups underestimate security?
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