Data protection
ThreatIP processes account details, business contact information, workspace configuration, campaign context, lead data, product usage activity, and technical logs to operate the service.
Security & trust
Responsible data handling for acquisition-quality workflows.
ThreatIP is an AI-powered Acquisition Quality Platform for B2B SaaS. This page explains how we approach the visitor, lead, campaign, and CRM workflow data used to support quality review and routing decisions.
Trust areas
What we can explain today.
These practices are described in ThreatIP's current privacy, terms, cookie, and data-retention materials.
Access controls
Customer information is handled within organization-scoped workflows, with access controls and operational boundaries supporting responsible review and routing decisions.
Encryption and monitoring
ThreatIP uses encrypted transport, monitoring, and security-minded development practices as part of its administrative, technical, and operational safeguards.
Retention and deletion
Customer configuration and routing policies are retained for the active subscription. Event and analytics retention follows the selected plan, and deletion follows the secure deletion lifecycle described in the Data Retention Policy.
Privacy and responsible use
Customers retain ownership of submitted data and are responsible for having the rights and permissions needed to provide it. ThreatIP provides decision support; teams retain policy ownership.
Questions and requests
Security and privacy questions can be sent to [email protected]. Privacy requests and policy questions are handled through the same published contact path.
Responsible use
Quality context supports judgment; it does not replace it.
ThreatIP findings, scores, and recommendations are decision-support tools. Your team remains responsible for reviewing high-impact decisions and applying its own customer, legal, and compliance policies.
Questions
Need to discuss how ThreatIP fits your workflow?
Contact the team about privacy, data handling, or acquisition-quality workflow questions.