Legal
Data Processing & Security
Last updated: 22 August 2026
Assessments generate sensitive material. This document describes how we handle it during and after an engagement.
This document is a working draft provided for transparency. Actual legal wording must be reviewed and approved by qualified counsel before launch.
Data minimisation
- We collect only the information needed to scope, perform and report the assessment.
- Evidence is captured at the minimum extent required to demonstrate a finding.
- Where a finding can be evidenced without production data, we use test accounts and synthetic data.
- This website stores no assessment results; free-check submissions are relayed by email only.
Handling of evidence
- Sensitive values in reports are redacted unless you explicitly ask for them unredacted.
- Credentials issued to us for testing are used only for the agreed scope and revoked at engagement close.
- We ask you to rotate any credentials shared with us once testing concludes.
Storage and access
- Engagement material is stored encrypted at rest and transferred over encrypted channels.
- Access is limited to the personnel assigned to your engagement, on a least-privilege basis.
- Security-relevant actions on engagement material are logged.
Retention and disposal
Unless your agreement specifies otherwise, we retain engagement material for the period needed to complete retesting and support you afterwards, then securely delete it. You may request earlier deletion in writing, subject to any legal retention requirement.
Subprocessors and transfers
We keep the number of subprocessors small and will disclose the current list on request. Where data is transferred across borders, we rely on the safeguards specified in your engagement agreement.
Incidents
If we become aware of an incident affecting your data in our custody, we will notify your designated contact without undue delay, provide what we know, and cooperate with your response.
Questions about any of the above: hello@exploitlab.io.
Questions about this document?
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