Pilot
Privacy by default
Collect little, avoid sensitive data by default, and be clear about what's kept and for how long.
Commercial terms, a privacy notice, a data-processing agreement and an acceptable-use policy are all requirements before any paid service — not afterthoughts.
The commitments that come with acting on someone's website.
Collect little, avoid sensitive data by default, and be clear about what's kept and for how long.
Scanning, proxying and response require proven ownership and explicit limits.
Terms, data-processing agreement, acceptable use and subprocessors go through legal review.
Describe the data, the authority, the responsibilities and the exclusions.
Obtain a written legal and privacy assessment.
Record the customer's versioned acceptance before anything activates.
We'll share the current scope, data handling and exclusions in writing.