Developer Policy – Ensuring Security & Professionalism
Our Developer Policy outlines the essential guidelines for secure, ethical, and professional software development. From data confidentiality to code ownership, compliance, and communication, these standards ensure trust, security, and integrity in all projects.
Last updated: Feb 24, 2025
Professional Conduct & Communication
- Developers and clients must maintain a professional relationship and should not connect personally outside of official communication channels.
- Any discussions related to the project must take place via eDgeWrapper.
Data Privacy & Confidentiality
- Developers must not share, disclose, or use any client information, project-related data, or intellectual property for personal purposes.
- All project-related files, credentials, and sensitive information should be stored securely and accessed only for work-related purposes.
- Any data breaches or unauthorized access must be reported immediately to the concerned authority.
Code Ownership & Intellectual Property
- All code, designs, and related assets developed for a client or the company remain the exclusive property of the client or the organization unless stated otherwise in a legal agreement.
- Developers are prohibited from using any portion of the client’s project for personal or external use.
Compliance with Security Standards
- Developers must follow industry-standard security protocols when handling client data, including but not limited to encryption, secure coding practices, and two-factor authentication where required.
- Unauthorized access, data extraction, or modification of sensitive data is strictly prohibited.
Conflict of Interest
- Developers must not engage in any activities that present a conflict of interest with their employer or client, including working on similar projects for competitors.
- Developers should disclose any potential conflicts of interest to the organization before accepting any project.
Third-Party Tools & Dependencies
- Developers must ensure that any third-party tools, libraries, or software used in projects comply with licensing agreements and do not introduce security risks.
- Open-source software must be vetted and approved before integration into any project.
API Usage & Access
- API access is provided based on compliance with our terms and conditions.
- Rate limits and quotas must be adhered to, and abuse of API endpoints may result in suspension.
- Do not attempt to reverse engineer, scrape, or extract data in unauthorized ways.
Workstation & Infrastructure Security
- Developers must ensure that their workstations, devices, and networks are secure, including keeping software updated, using strong passwords, and avoiding untrusted networks.
- Remote access should be granted only through secured VPNs or approved company protocols.
Termination & Handover
- Upon termination of employment or contract, developers must return all assets, documents, and access credentials related to the project or organization.
- Developers must not retain or distribute any project-related information post-contract.
Changes to Policy
- eDgeWrapper may update this Developer Policy periodically. Continued use of developer resources constitutes acceptance of any revised terms.
If you have any questions or concerns about this Developer Policy or our data practices, please contact us at [email protected].