Publishing assets are high-value targets. F.B. Editorial employs a defense-in-depth architecture designed specifically to prevent pre-publication leaks and unauthorized distribution.
Every manuscript viewed or downloaded via F.B. Editorial is dynamically injected with invisible, unique identifiers. This allows us to trace any leaked document back to the specific user account, session, and IP address responsible.
Manuscripts are encrypted before they hit the disk using AES-256 keys. We utilize a strict Key Management Service (KMS) with automated rotation. Data in transit is secured via TLS 1.3 with pinned certificates.
We enforce strict Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). A "Foreign Rights Agent" cannot access "Domestic Contracts". All administrative access requires hardware-based Multi-Factor Authentication (YubiKey).
Our logging architecture is Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM). It is impossible to modify or delete a log entry once created. This provides a legally defensible chain of custody for all assets.