Edu-Carone-SA closes Mike's staging front door
Public sign-ups are now shut off in the staging environment, with the login journey checked from browser to dashboard.
Edu-Carone-SA has tightened the staging version of Mike so it is no longer open to unsolicited account creation. The authentication service now points consistently to Mike's live staging address, removing a source of confusing redirects and stray traffic.
The team also added browser-level checks for the full access journey:
- Login page and successful sign-in, leading users into the assistant.
- Dashboard access, confirming the expected admin account appears.
- Invalid-session handling, so expired or bad access is dealt with properly.
- Disabled registration, confirming the public cannot create accounts.
The checks use protected environment settings for credentials, rather than storing them in the test itself. Browser verification also found no console errors, missing assets, or calls to the old address.
So what Legal teams assessing Mike for controlled deployments should care: this is the unglamorous access-control work that makes a staging environment safer to test and easier to trust.
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