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πŸ” Secure Pride

Mission Posture Accessibility Status License

Secure Pride Social Preview

Privacy-first cybersecurity infrastructure for LGBTQ+ communities and other high-risk groups.

We build tools, systems, and standards for people who cannot afford surveillance, exposure, or failure.


🧭 Why Secure Pride Exists

Security systems often assume neutrality. Reality is not neutral.

For many communities:

  • Exposure = legal risk
  • Data leakage = personal harm
  • Surveillance = systemic targeting

Secure Pride exists to close that gap.

Security is not optionalβ€”and it must not come at the cost of dignity.


πŸš€ Start Here

All contributions must meet Secure Pride standards for privacy, accessibility, and production readiness.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.


🧱 What We Build

  • πŸ” Privacy-first security tooling (no telemetry, no tracking)
  • 🧠 AI-assisted development standards (with strict validation)
  • β™Ώ Accessibility-first system design (neurodivergent inclusive)
  • πŸ›‘οΈ Operational frameworks for high-risk environments

This is not experimental code. This is production-intent infrastructure.


βš–οΈ Core Principles

1. Privacy is a baseline, not a feature

  • No analytics, tracking, or behavioral telemetry
  • Data minimization enforced at design time

2. Security must assume adversarial conditions

  • Threat models include legal, social, and institutional risk
  • Defaults favor safety over convenience

3. Accessibility is non-negotiable

  • Systems must be usable under cognitive load
  • Interfaces must not require ideal conditions to function

4. AI is a toolβ€”not an authority

  • AI output is treated as untrusted input
  • All generated code must be verified before use

❗ Non-Negotiables

All contributions MUST:

  • ❌ Include zero telemetry or hidden data collection
  • πŸ” Protect sensitive identity data (including SOGI)
  • β™Ώ Meet accessibility standards (WCAG baseline)
  • πŸ§ͺ Pass validation (tests, linting, security checks)
  • πŸ“– Include clear documentation

Pull requests that violate these will not be reviewed.


πŸ€– AI-Assisted Development

We use AI intentionallyβ€”not passively.

Required workflow:

  1. Define security implications
  2. Define accessibility impact
  3. Generate code
  4. Validate against Secure Pride standards

AI-generated code is treated as untrusted input until proven safe.

See full guidelines: πŸ‘‰ docs/COPILOT-INSTRUCTIONS.md


βœ… Definition of Done

A contribution is complete when:

  • Code is production-ready (no placeholders)
  • Security considerations are documented
  • Accessibility has been validated
  • No sensitive data exposure risk exists
  • Documentation is updated
  • All checks pass (CI, lint, security)

πŸ§ͺ Development

Key docs:


🀝 Contributing

We welcome contributors aligned with the mission.

Expectations:

  • Respect the non-negotiables
  • Prioritize safety over speed
  • Build for real-world risk, not ideal conditions

Start here: πŸ‘‰ CONTRIBUTING.md


πŸ” Security Policy

If you discover a vulnerability:

πŸ“§ security@securepride.org

  • Do not open public issues for vulnerabilities
  • Provide detailed reproduction steps
  • Allow time for responsible disclosure

πŸ“¬ Contact


🧠 Positioning

Secure Pride operates at the intersection of:

  • cybersecurity infrastructure
  • human-centered design
  • high-risk community protection

This is not a generic open-source project.

It is mission-critical infrastructure for people who cannot fail safely.


πŸ“¦ Project Structure (Evolving)

/docs
  β”œβ”€β”€ COPILOT-INSTRUCTIONS.md
  β”œβ”€β”€ QUICK-REFERENCE.md

/.github
  β”œβ”€β”€ workflows/
  β”œβ”€β”€ ISSUE_TEMPLATE/
  β”œβ”€β”€ PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

πŸ“œ License

Apache License 2.0

See: LICENSE


πŸš€ Roadmap (High-Level)

  • Secure container templates (reproducible + auditable)
  • Privacy-first deployment pipelines
  • Accessibility validation tooling
  • Community security playbooks

🧩 Final Note

Most software optimizes for scale.

We optimize for safety under pressure.

That constraint changes everything.

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