A new home, and the hardest security pass we have done.

Senera now runs on rebuilt infrastructure. You should notice it as a quicker start when you come back to the workspace, and steadier behaviour when a lot of your people are working at once.

• A faster first response when you open the workspace after a quiet period.
• Steadier performance when many workers are using the platform at the same time.
• Changes reach you through a repeatable, independently verified process.

Two faults could have produced a wrong result on an assessment. Both are fixed, and both are the kind of thing a readiness record cannot afford.

• A translated quiz could mark the wrong answer correct. Grading is now tied to the original answer, whatever language the worker sees.
• An incomplete submission consumed the assessment token, locking the worker out of their own attempt.
• Duplicate course drafts could be created from a single action.
• Assessment tokens no longer overflow their storage, which previously failed the save outright.

A sustained hardening pass across both products — tenant isolation, session handling, secrets and public endpoints.

• Independent verification that one customer's records cannot be reached from another's account.
• Hardening of the endpoints that serve content to people without an account.
• Sessions can now be revoked centrally, so signing out is enforced by the platform and not just by the browser.
• Service-to-service access is authenticated across both products.
• Credentials removed from every setup script, and response headers hardened platform-wide.

Contrast, keyboard navigation and error copy across both Senera and Connexus.

• WCAG AA contrast across both products — several brand colours were failing on the surfaces they were actually used on.
• Skip links for keyboard and screen-reader navigation.
• Error messages say what actually happened. A rate limit no longer reports itself as a permissions error.
• Connexus shows an honest connection indicator and genuinely reconnects, instead of reporting all-clear while blind.