Zero unsafe code across 2,756 files

Security Built Into
the Compiler

The vulnerabilities behind most data breaches are structurally impossible in BetterSuite. Not caught by tests. Not blocked by firewalls. Eliminated at compile time.

The Rust Advantage

Entire Vulnerability Classes, Eliminated.

Not mitigated. Not monitored. Structurally impossible at the language level.

Null Pointers

Rust's Option type makes null handling explicit and compiler-enforced

Eliminated

Buffer Overflows

Memory bounds checked at compile time — 70% of Microsoft CVEs erased

Eliminated

Data Races

Ownership system guarantees thread safety across concurrent requests

Eliminated

Use-After-Free

Borrow checker prevents dangling references — zero attack surface

Eliminated

SQL Injection

1,388+ queries verified against schema at compile time via SQLx

Eliminated

Request Security

Every Request, 8 Security Layers

Each HTTP request passes through a hardened pipeline. 6 internal headers stripped before processing.

01_tls_rustls.rs — ACTIVE

1

TLS

Rustls

2

Rate

Limit

3

Header

Sanitize

4

JWT

Extract

5

Session

Verify

6

Tenant

Context

7

RBAC

Check

8

Trace

ID

Authentication & Access

10 Roles, 52 Permissions, 25 Domains

Workspace Isolation

Cross-workspace Access is Structurally Impossible.

Enforced at every layer - not just the database.

API Gateway

JWT validated -> workspace context extracted

Use Case Layer

Workspace ID required on every operation via type system

Repository Layer

WHERE tenant_id = $1 on every query

PostgreSQL

Foreign keys + constraints enforce referential integrity

Workspace Isolation Points

In database schema

603

Migration Files

Schema integrity maintained

201

Repository Implementations

Parameterized, compile-checked

120

Service Domains

Strict boundary isolation

21

Encryption & Cryptography

AES-256-GCM at Rest. Rustls in Transit.

Encryption & Cryptography

If it Compiles, It's Correct.

Security bugs that exist at runtime in other languages don't survive compilation here.

SQL Injection — Impossible

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Type-Level ID Safety

 

 

 

 

 

 

Compliance Readiness

SOC 2, PCI-DSS, GDPR — Architecture-aligned

Access Control

9-role RBAC, scoped JWT claims, and workspace-aware authorization.

Encryption

AES-256-GCM at rest and TLS 1.2+ via Rustls in transit.

Audit Logging

Structured traces and operator events ready for evidence collection.

Change Mgmt

Typed services and verified SQL reduce release-time drift.

Availability

Health checks, graceful shutdown, and observability-first operations.

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