Most privacy policies are written by lawyers to protect the company. This one is written in plain English to inform you. We are a cybersecurity firm. If we cannot be transparent about our own practices, we have no business asking for your trust.

What We Do Not Do

We create no cookies. Not first-party, not third-party, not "essential," not "functional." None. Your browser will not receive a single cookie from this website. The cookie banner at the bottom of each page exists as an awareness campaign, not because we use cookies.

We run no analytics. No Google Analytics, no Cloudflare Analytics, no Hotjar, no Mixpanel, no Plausible, no Fathom, no "privacy-friendly" alternatives. We do not count visitors, track page views, measure session duration, or record mouse movements. We do not know how many people visit this site, and we are comfortable with that.

We load no third-party resources. This site makes zero requests to external servers. No CDN-hosted fonts, no JavaScript libraries from npm or unpkg, no social media embeds, no tracking pixels, no advertising beacons. Every byte your browser receives comes from our server and nowhere else.

We do not fingerprint your browser. We do not read your screen resolution, installed fonts, timezone, language settings, or any other characteristic that could be combined to identify you. We do not use the Canvas API, WebGL, or AudioContext for fingerprinting purposes.

We do not sell, share, or transfer any data. There is nothing to sell. We collect nothing, so there is nothing to share.

What We Do

We serve web pages over HTTPS. Your connection to this site is encrypted. The content you view cannot be read or modified by anyone between you and our server.

We log standard server access information. Like every web server in existence, ours records that a request was made. This includes the IP address of the request, the page requested, the timestamp, and the HTTP status code. These are infrastructure logs used for diagnosing errors and detecting attacks. They are not used for tracking, profiling, or marketing. They are retained only as long as needed for operational purposes and are never shared with anyone.

The contact form collects what you type into it. If you use the Request Help form, we receive the name and message you provide. This information is sent directly to us via email. It is not stored in a database, not processed by a third-party service, and not used for any purpose other than responding to your request. Your message goes to a human, not a system.

How This Site Is Built

This website is a compiled application. Every page, every line of styling, every visual element, and the favicon in your browser tab are embedded inside the application binary at build time. There are no editable files on the server that an attacker could modify to inject tracking, alter content, or compromise your experience.

We enforce strict HTTP security headers that instruct your browser to block external scripts, prevent the site from being embedded in iframes, refuse to leak referrer data when you click outbound links, and disable browser APIs (camera, microphone, geolocation) that this site has no reason to access.

The site uses no JavaScript beyond what the application framework requires for page interactivity. There are no custom scripts, no tracking snippets, no consent management platforms.

What You Can Verify

You do not need to take our word for any of this. Open your browser's developer tools (usually F12) and check for yourself:

Network tab: Watch the requests as pages load. You will see requests only to this domain. No calls to Google, Facebook, Cloudflare, or any third-party server.

Application tab → Cookies: You will find none.

Console tab: No warnings about blocked tracking scripts, because there are none to block.

Response headers: You will see our Content-Security-Policy header, which explicitly blocks external resources from loading.

Our position is simple: A cybersecurity company that tracks its visitors is a contradiction. We built this site to demonstrate that a professional web presence does not require surrendering anyone's privacy — not yours, and not ours.