Project Horizon has been reviewing the practical controls around its website. HTTPS, response headers and clearer disclosures are part of that work. These measures are useful, but they need to be maintained as pages, embedded content and third-party services change.
Owner Daniel Bayliss has also been examining external scan findings. A scan is a prompt for investigation, not a substitute for a full security or legal review. Some findings can be addressed in server configuration; others require accurate wording in the privacy and terms pages.
Visitors should be able to see which services may process requests, what optional content is loaded and where to find policy information. The team should avoid claiming that a banner or header alone proves compliance with every privacy requirement.
Project Horizon will continue updating its controls and published information as its products develop. Readers can consult the current privacy and terms pages on the main website for the latest policy text.