Company / Website privacy
Understand what you share.
This page explains how the OPSEQ website’s features handle information. Questions about an assessment’s evidence handling, confidentiality, or retention should be addressed in the engagement before sensitive information is shared.
Understand each information boundary
Browser search
Filters public pages locally in your browser
Inquiry fields
Prepare a draft; no server form submission
Your email app
You choose whether to send the draft
Website hosting
Receives ordinary page request information
Search filters locally; the inquiry prepares an email draft for you to review and send.
01 / A CLOSER LOOK
Your inquiry opens in your email app.
The inquiry form prepares a draft addressed to hello@opseq.net. The form itself does not send a submission to an OPSEQ application server or store the fields in a website database. You review and send the message in your email app. Once sent, the message is handled by the email providers involved.
FOCUS POINTS
- You choose which details to include and whether to send.
- Do not include passwords, credentials, or confidential evidence.
- You can email hello@opseq.net directly instead.
02 / A CLOSER LOOK
Search runs in your browser.
The site search filters a list of public pages in your browser. It does not send search queries to a third-party search service. A query in a search-page URL may still appear in your browser history or a request to the website host.
FOCUS POINTS
- No account is required for site search.
- Fonts and visual assets are served with the site.
- The site source does not add advertising trackers or analytics scripts.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
Website hosting and questions.
The hosting infrastructure may process ordinary request information such as IP addresses and browser details to deliver and protect the website. This page does not specify the host’s logging or retention settings. For questions about information you have sent to OPSEQ, contact hello@opseq.net.
FOCUS POINTS
- Send a privacy question without sensitive attachments.
- Identify the prior conversation when relevant.
- Agree assessment-specific evidence handling separately.