Security
How we handle assessments and data
Last updated: August 4, 2026
Moyo is built to produce analytic clarity, not performative intrusion. The security of your relationship with us depends on authorization, scope, and careful handling of each data class: marketing contacts, public-source material, customer confidential inputs, and generated findings.
Operator: SenTeGuard Inc.. See also Authorized use · Privacy · Terms.
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Authorization first
No silent red-teaming
Outside-in work uses lawful public sources after form or engagement confirmation. White-box access to customer-owned systems requires written authorization and defined scope.
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Data separation
Classes with different rules
Marketing contact data, public-source scan data, customer-provided confidential data, and generated findings are distinguished in our privacy policy and are not treated as a single undifferentiated store.
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Least access
Need-to-know delivery
Engagement materials and confidential corpora are limited to personnel and processors required for the engagement. Customer confidential inputs are not used for general marketing audiences.
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Retention
Documented deletion
Working sets and findings follow retention periods agreed for the engagement, with deletion or de-identification when the period ends, subject to legal hold requirements.
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Transport & hosts
Modern hosting stack
The public site is served over HTTPS via our hosting provider. API routes that accept scan requests validate input and do not accept confidential file uploads from anonymous visitors.
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Incident posture
Contact and escalation
Suspected security issues involving Moyo or our handling of customer data should be reported through contact with sufficient detail for investigation. We prioritize authorized customers under engagement agreements.
What this page is not
This summary is not a SOC 2 report, penetration test certificate, or guarantee of invulnerability. It describes how we intend to operate assessments and product systems so that trust is earned through process, not slogans.