Short answer is No. But....

Overall guide is the Apple Platform Security Guide - the PDF linked at the bottom is as complete as it gets.

For a developer the starting point is Apple Developer.

Here are macOS Release Notes.

Apple Security Releases is the starting point for security fixes in every release of every Apple OS. These often seem to have unexpected (and possibly unintended) consequences.

The WWDC is where Apple presents new features to developers. Some of this is security related - more in some years than others.

On your issue, I can launch apps with open /System/Applications/xxx.app from the command line. I imagine your app needs to be granted a particular permission - others may be able to help you there.

Short answer is No. But....

Overall guide is the Apple Platform Security Guide - the PDF linked at the bottom is as complete as it gets.

For a developer the starting point is Apple Developer.

Here are macOS Release Notes.

Apple Security Releases is the starting point for security fixes in every release of every Apple OS. These often seem to have unexpected (and possibly unintended) consequences.

The WWDC is where Apple presents new features to developers. Some of this is security related - more in some years than others.

On the specific issue of launching apps from /System/Applications you already have answers in your other question In Sonoma, how can I run applications in /System/Applications from the command line?.

Short answer is No. But....

Overall guide is the Apple Platform Security Guide - the PDF linked at the bottom is as complete as it gets.

For a developer the starting point is Apple Developer.

Here are macOS Release Notes.

The WWDC is where Apple presents new features to developers. Some of this is security related - more in some years than others.

On your issue, I can launch apps with open /System/Applications/xxx.app from the command line. I imagine your app needs to be granted a particular permission - others may be able to help you there.

Short answer is No. But....

Overall guide is the Apple Platform Security Guide - the PDF linked at the bottom is as complete as it gets.

For a developer the starting point is Apple Developer.

Here are macOS Release Notes.

Apple Security Releases is the starting point for security fixes in every release of every Apple OS. These often seem to have unexpected (and possibly unintended) consequences.

The WWDC is where Apple presents new features to developers. Some of this is security related - more in some years than others.

On your issue, I can launch apps with open /System/Applications/xxx.app from the command line. I imagine your app needs to be granted a particular permission - others may be able to help you there.