Security

Protect the business path—not only the page.

AiLeadLab treats website delivery, access, payment events, lead routing, integrations, automation, and reporting as separate security boundaries.

Public website posture

• The AI visibility self-check keeps current answers in the browser unless you choose to copy and share them.
• Full payment-card data is handled by the payment processor, not by ordinary AiLeadLab page fields.
• Sensitive credentials, private keys, recovery codes, customer lists, and financial documents should never be submitted through ordinary messages.
• Security headers, restricted browser permissions, and transport protections reduce common web risks but do not make any internet service invulnerable.

Operational safeguards

Where applicable to a production engagement, AiLeadLab uses or requires least-privilege access, verified origins, strong authentication, provider access controls, secret separation, signed webhook verification, idempotent processing, logging, monitoring, backups, abuse controls, and documented failure handling. The controls used depend on the system, risk, and agreed scope.

Client responsibilities

Clients must authorize access, keep their own accounts secure, promptly remove former users, use approved credential-sharing methods, review permissions, and report suspected compromise. AiLeadLab is not responsible for credentials or access granted outside the agreed process.

Responsible disclosure

If you believe you found a vulnerability, do not access data that is not yours, disrupt service, perform social engineering, send malware, test third-party systems, or publicly disclose details before a reasonable review period. Use a verified channel stated in an active service agreement or consult the current Contact page and label the message “Security report.” Include the affected URL, steps to reproduce, and potential impact without including exploit payloads that expose other people’s data.

No certification or testing permission

This page describes risk-based practices. It is not a certification, audit opinion, warranty, bug-bounty offer, safe harbor, or permission to test AiLeadLab or third-party infrastructure without written authorization.