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@wade-development/security-core

v1.0.0

Published

Canonical security event schema shared by every Company security SDK and the ingest edge.

Readme

@wade-development/security-core

The canonical security event schema, shared by every Wade security SDK and by the platform's ingest edge.

You probably do not want to install this directly. Application authors use @wade-development/security-node (servers) or @wade-development/security-browser (pages), both of which depend on this package. Install it on its own only if you are building a new SDK or validating events before sending them.

npm install @wade-development/security-core

What it contains

  • The SecurityEvent type and its Zod schema
  • The event category enum and the category.object.action naming validator
  • schemaVersion and the set of versions the platform still accepts
  • The sensitive-field denylist, applied before any event leaves your process
  • Metadata limits: maximum depth, string length and key count
  • ULID event id generation — lexicographically sortable, monotonic within a millisecond

Two things worth knowing

Tenant identity is never sent. clientId, applicationId, environmentId, tenantId, organizationId and credentialId are resolved server-side from your API credential. The schema rejects them outright rather than stripping them: a client sending one is either compromised or badly broken, and both deserve to be visible.

The denylist runs before transmission. Fields whose names look like passwords, tokens, cookies or authorization headers are removed inside your process, not on arrival. Matching is token-based, so passwordConfirmation is caught while keyId — which investigations need — is not.

Runtime

Platform-neutral. No Node-specific APIs, so it works in Node, Deno, Bun, browsers and edge runtimes. Its only dependency is zod.

Licence

MIT — see the LICENSE file included in this package.