Sigilo
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Security & LGPD

How anonymity works

Anonymity is the central pillar of Sigilo. The system adopts technical measures that prevent identification of the reporter based on the data stored by the system.

Technical measures

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We don't store IP

The IP address is removed before processing and is not stored in databases, reports, or audit logs.

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Random protocol

Each protocol is generated randomly and independently, with no link to the report's data or the reporter.

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Temporary sessions

Temporary browsing information is discarded when submission is finished. We don't use mechanisms to identify the reporter later.

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No registration

The reporter doesn't create an account, doesn't provide an email, and doesn't supply any personal data.

What we don't collect

Name
CPF
Email
Phone
IP address
Location
User account

What is stored

Submitted account.
Attached files (when sent).
Messages exchanged in the protocol.
Date and time of submission.

The content of reports is protected by encryption and accessible only to the managers authorized by the contracting company.

⚠️ Be careful when sending files

Documents, images, and PDFs may contain metadata (author, device, location, or edit history). Review files before submission if you want to fully preserve anonymity.

Frequently asked questions

Can the company find out who submitted the report?
Not through the data stored by Sigilo. The system requires no identification and records no information intended to identify the reporter.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Submission can be done without registration.
Can I track my report later?
Yes. Just keep the protocol generated at submission.
Does Sigilo use tracking cookies?
We do not use cookies or mechanisms intended to identify the reporter.
Can I attach files while remaining anonymous?
Yes. However, it is recommended to verify that the file does not contain personal information or metadata that could identify the author.