Origin stayed private
Direct access to the application port was refused before and during the visit. Docker published no application port.
PRIVATE INVESTOR REPORTS · A LAYERV DEMO
Invisible to the public.
Accessible by invitation.
An investor needs her report. The rest of the internet doesn’t. Everhaven Capital, a fictional real estate company, uses LayerV to give Maya temporary access to a private report application.
The application has no public inbound web port. Maya’s qURL gives her a way in; the origin stays private.
You’re Maya in this demo. Sign-in and approval are simulated; LayerV access is real. The investment and all figures are fictional.
Your login decides who may enter. LayerV provides a private way in. Keep your existing identity provider and application permissions. Give access to the resource without opening its origin to public traffic.
SEE WHAT CHANGES
The origin stays private.
Your access comes and goes.
Open Maya’s report. A fresh connection check runs on arrival and again after the two-minute access window.
- Before access
The report runs behind the outbound qURL Connector, with no published application port.
- During access
Your qURL opens the report. The connection check records whether the private origin answers.
- After the window
A new request checks access again. Its timestamped result appears beside the earlier check.
A downloaded report may stay visible. A failed request alone does not prove expiry; our deployment test also checks that the origin remains healthy.
RECORDED DEPLOYMENT CHECKS
Evidence you can inspect.
Invitation opened access
The admitted browser received the expected response from the private origin.
Temporary access ended
New requests returned 404 after two minutes. The origin stayed healthy; a fresh invitation restored access.
These are dated operator observations, not a live scan from your browser or a guarantee against every attack. Your report shows separate checks for your visit.
WHERE LAYERV FITS
Authenticate. Authorize.
Open temporary access.
- Your login verifies Maya
Use Auth0 or your existing sign-in. Your backend checks her right to see this investment.
- Your backend creates a qURL
LayerV’s SDK issues temporary access. The API key stays on your server.
- LayerV reaches the private app
The qURL Connector provides the outbound connection. Your app still enforces investor permissions.
What stays private—and what doesn’t
The application origin stays off public web ports before, during and after access. LayerV’s gateway provides the access route. This is not a guarantee against every attack, and expiry cannot erase a downloaded report. This demo simulates investor sign-in; it does not authenticate real investors.
Protect one of your own resources.
Deploy LayerV for a private report, internal app or API. Start with one resource, your LayerV account and your existing access policy.