// Trust & security
WebEnture reviews public websites and stores account and report data needed to provide the service. This page explains the security boundaries customers should understand before using the platform.
Website audits are intended for public URLs that you are authorized to review. Do not submit credentials, private application URLs, secrets, personal data, or content you are not authorized to process. A crawl-visible finding is not permission to access a protected system.
Keep account credentials and API keys private, use the access controls provided for team and client delivery, and review share links before distributing them. Delete account data through the available account controls or contact support when you need help understanding retention or deletion behavior.
Report a suspected vulnerability or accidental exposure to support@webenture.com with the affected URL or product area, a concise reproduction, and only the minimum evidence needed to validate the report. Do not include real customer secrets or unrelated personal data. We will use the supplied contact details to coordinate follow-up.
This page does not claim a particular certification, penetration-test result, uptime guarantee, or legal compliance outcome. Ask WebEnture for the current contractual, privacy, and data-processing terms that apply to your use case.