We built Digital Karma to help you take control of your online presence. That starts with making sure your information is safe with us. Here's how we protect you — in plain English.
We've invested heavily in protecting your data at every level. Here's what that means for you.
We never sell, share, or trade your personal information. Your scan results belong to you — period. We only use your data to deliver the service you signed up for.
Our scans only reveal information that's already exposed online. We don't collect anything new about you — we help you see what others can already find, so you can take action.
Every connection to Digital Karma is fully encrypted, just like your online banking. Your scan results are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM — the same standard used by government agencies and financial institutions — so even in the unlikely event of a data breach, your results remain unreadable.
Our AI analysis runs securely on our protected servers — your personal information is never exposed to outside systems. We collect only what's necessary for your scan: we don't ask our AI to infer sensitive characteristics like ethnicity, religion, or political beliefs.
We never see or store your credit card number. All payment processing is handled by Stripe, the same trusted payment platform used by Amazon, Google, and millions of businesses worldwide.
Access to your scan results requires authentication — no one else can view your data. You can update, export, or delete your information at any time from your account settings.
Our platform has been rigorously cross-examined against leading security frameworks used by the world's top technology companies. We continuously assess our defenses and address findings promptly to keep your data safe.
Security isn't an afterthought at Digital Karma — it's the foundation. Every feature we build goes through security review before it reaches you, because your trust is our most important asset.
These aren't just words — they're promises baked into how we build and run Digital Karma.
Encrypted and visible only to you. We never share your scan findings with anyone — they exist solely to help you understand and improve your online safety.
Your email, name, and account information are stored securely and used only to deliver your Digital Karma experience. Nothing more.
Want your data removed? You can request deletion at any time. When you ask us to delete your data, we delete it — no fine print, no hidden copies.
Based on a thorough cross-examination against 13 cybersecurity publications and industry frameworks, we recently implemented these additional protections.
Your scan results are now individually encrypted using AES-256-GCM before they're stored. Even if someone gained access to our database, each scan result would be unreadable without a separate encryption key that's stored independently. This follows the "defense in depth" principle recommended across multiple security frameworks.
We no longer ask our AI to infer sensitive personal characteristics like ethnicity, religion, political beliefs, or dietary preferences. These provided minimal security value while creating unnecessary data risk. Your scan still identifies your age range and hobbies — things that are actually useful for understanding your exposure — without crossing into protected categories.
Scan results now automatically expire after 12 months. This follows the data minimization principle — we don't hold onto your information longer than it's useful. Expired data is permanently deleted along with any associated analytics. You can always run a fresh scan.
Our server logs no longer contain your email address or other personally identifiable information. We use anonymous internal identifiers for auditing and debugging. This means even our own developers can't accidentally see your personal details when investigating technical issues.
Before every scan, we now clearly disclose how the process works: we search public web sources using your provided information to discover your exposure, which means search engines process queries containing your name and location. No surprises — you know exactly what happens before you click "Scan."
When you delete your account, we now ensure every piece of associated data is removed — including scan analytics that were previously linked indirectly. No orphaned records, no leftover traces. When you say delete, we mean everything.
Our security practices are cross-examined against industry-leading frameworks and guidance from the world's top security organizations.
By Mallory Mooney
Comprehensive guide covering threats to AI infrastructure, supply chains, and AI interfaces. Our platform was audited against all three attack surface categories.
Adversarial Threat Landscape for AI Systems
The definitive knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques targeting AI systems. We map our defenses to ATLAS tactics for comprehensive coverage.
By The MITRE Corporation
The globally recognized knowledge base of real-world adversary behavior. Our traditional security controls are validated against ATT&CK techniques.
Open Worldwide Application Security Project
The standard awareness document for web application security. Our input validation, authentication, and access controls follow OWASP guidelines.
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
All payment processing is handled by Stripe, certified to the highest level of PCI compliance. Card data never touches our servers.
AI-Specific Security Guidance
Purpose-built security guidance for applications using large language models. Our AI pipeline defenses address prompt injection, data leakage, and more.
Our recent security enhancements were informed by these additional cybersecurity publications.
Red Hat — Hybrid Cloud Security Guide
Enterprise security for hybrid cloud infrastructure
CEH v12 Preparation Guide
Certified Ethical Hacker — data protection & penetration testing
Kaseya — 2026 Email Security Report
AI-driven phishing, brand impersonation, credential theft
MIT Technology Review / Plaid
Digital identity fraud & deepfake-era authentication
Splunk — Threat Hunter's Cookbook
PEAK framework for threat hunting & log analysis
CyberSec 101 Complete Edition
11-module cybersecurity course — cryptography, privacy, defense
Cybersecurity Threat Detections Guide
Threat detection patterns & data retention practices
Your security matters to us. If you have questions about how we protect your data, or if you've found something that doesn't look right, we want to hear from you.