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Absolute security does not exist. IPServerSec and every other measure we describe lower the likelihood and the extent of damage. They do not rule out an attack, a compromise, or an outage.
We owe you work that meets the current state of the art, not attack-free operation. No text on this website is a guarantee or a promise of a particular level of security.
From 2000 to 2025 George A. Rauscher was a court-appointed expert. He is not publicly appointed and sworn, and he never was. Public appointment means a chamber examines your expertise. In narrow scientific fields that is uncommon, for a reason nobody likes to say out loud: the examination would take somebody who knows more about it than the person being examined. Courts appointed him for 25 years without that certificate. They got to look at the work instead.
We are a participant in the BSI Alliance for Cyber Security, not a member. Alongside that come the Apple Developer Program and membership in the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI). None of these is an audit, a certification, or an endorsement by any of those bodies.
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