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Elementor Trust Center Trust is the driving force behind our security and privacy principles. Our goal is to be completely transparent about our policies so you can make informed decisions. Learn more Built with security in mind Security is built into the fabric of our cloud products, infrastructure, and processes, so you can always be confident that your data is safe. Dedicated security team We have dedicated teams of security professionals that make sure we manage our security and data protection operations holistically and based on industry best practices. Tier-1 providers We only work with Tier-1 public cloud providers, such as AWS and GCP who uphold the same high standards of security and compliance as we do. Multi-security measures Our production environments are segregated by multiple security measures, such as separate accounts, multi-factor authentication and strict enforcement of access patterns. Real-time monitoring We use a wide set of cloud-native tools to monitor activity, mitigate risks and map configuration mistakes in real time. Secure code We train our developers to use industry-leading security standards throughout the development cycle in order to maintain the confidentiality, availability and integrity of your data. End-to-end encription We keep your data encrypted end-to-end, in transit, at rest and when stored in backups. Distributed system Elementor’s infrastructure is hosted on a highly scalable and elastic distributed network. It provides continuous operations, backups and service resiliency even in the event of a failure. Reliability cross-checks Ongoing managed Penetration Tests are performed on our services by carefully selected industry experts. Bug Bounty Program We encourage researchers to report bugs and security issues through industry-recognized channels. If you wish to report a suspected vulnerability, please submit your discovery through our publicly available bug bounty programs, Patchstack and Bugcrowd. Learn more What we do around privacy? At Elementor, we recognize that privacy is essential and therefore we value our users’ right to privacy. Our Privacy Policy applies to all of the services, information, software, tools, features, and functionality, available or offered by us or our subsidiaries and affiliated companies. We regularly take all the necessary actions to ensure that we are GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) ready, as follows: For more information, you may contact us on: privacy@elementor.com Reporting individual security concerns At Elementor, we are committed to prioritizing the safety, privacy and security of our users and their data. If you have a question about a potential security issue you are experiencing, please reach out to us. Report concern Letting our transparency show We have a publicly available status page that reflects our availability and past incidents and service malfunctions related events. We provide our users with ongoing product updates. Our Cloud Security Alliance Questionnaire is publicly available so you can ask us anything regarding our security posture. Data subject requests Providing us with personal data is purely consensual. Our users are not obligated under any laws to provide us with any personal data, however without providing such personal data, we cannot provide our users with the Services. Right of access and rectification Our users have the right to know what personal data we collect about them and to ensure that such data is accurate and relevant for the purposes for which we collected it. Right to delete personal data Our users have the right to delete their personal data or restrict its processing by ourselves and third parties. Right to withdraw consent Our users have the right to withdraw their consent to the processing of your personal data. Right of data portability Where technically feasible, our users have the right to ask to transfer their personal data in accordance with the right to data portability.