All reports, messages, and files submitted are protected by AES-256 encryption before being stored, ensuring that only authorized people can access the content.
What is AES-256
AES-256 (Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256-bit key) is one of the most secure encryption standards in the world, widely used by banks, governments, and large enterprises.
What is encrypted
Reports
Full description of the account.
Messages
Communication between reporter and managers.
Files
Attachments submitted with the report.
What encryption protects
Protects
Does not protect
Who has access
- Only the company's authorized managers can decrypt and read the content.
- Managers with a conflict of interest are automatically excluded from access.
- Access to content is restricted to the authorized managers of the contracting company, according to the configured permissions.
- Any request for data access follows applicable legal procedures and the platform's Terms of Use.
How data is protected
In transit
HTTPS (TLS 1.3)
Protects data during transmission.
At rest
AES-256
Protects stored data.
Access control
Per-manager permissions
Protects against unauthorized access.
Data in transit: all communication between the browser and the server uses HTTPS (TLS 1.3), ensuring that data cannot be intercepted during submission.