Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 27, 2025
arxdura is committed to protecting your privacy. This policy explains what information we collect,
how we use it, and your rights as a customer. We believe in transparency and being upfront about our data practices.
Overview
arxdura provides S3 bucket hardening and compliance services. Our business model is unique: we deploy infrastructure directly into your AWS account, not ours.
This design minimizes the personal and sensitive information we need to store.
Key privacy principles:
- Your data stays in your AWS account β We never store your actual data
- Minimal personal information β Only what's necessary to deliver services
- Transparent data practices β No hidden data collection or sharing
- Secure by design β Encryption, access controls, and audit logging
- Your rights respected β Access, deletion, and portability options
Information We Collect
Order Processing Information
When you place an order, we collect:
- Contact information: Name, email address, phone number (optional)
- Business information: Company name (optional)
- Payment information: Processed through Cognito + Stripe (we do not store payment details)
- Order details: Selected tier, bucket count, compliance requirements
AWS Account Information
To deploy to your AWS account, you provide:
- AWS Account ID: 12-digit identifier (this is public information)
- AWS Region: Where you want resources deployed (e.g., us-east-1)
- AWS IAM Role: You deploy a cross-account role; we assume it temporarily for deployment
- Bucket names: List of S3 buckets to harden
Important: We never access your AWS credentials (access keys, secret keys).
All access is via your cross-account role, which you can delete at any time.
Technical Logs
For service delivery, we collect:
- Deployment logs: Timestamps, success/failure status, resource ARNs created
- Compliance scan results: Prowler/Cloud Custodian outputs stored in S3 (your account or shared evidence bucket)
- Order queue data: Order status, timestamps, configuration metadata
How We Use Your Information
Service Delivery
We use your information to:
- Deploy hardened S3 buckets to your AWS account
- Generate compliance evidence and reports
- Communicate about your order status and delivery
- Process payments and issue invoices
- Provide customer support
Account Management
If you create an account on our website, we use:
- Email and authentication credentials (Supabase Auth)
- Profile information for admin panel access (if applicable)
- Tenant/bucket data for tracking your orders
What We Do NOT Collect
- Your AWS credentials: No access keys, secret keys, or passwords from you
- Your actual data: Nothing stored in your S3 buckets or other AWS resources
- Payment details: Processed through Stripe; we do not store card numbers
- Behavioral tracking: No cookies, pixel tags, or cross-site tracking (beyond essential functionality)
- Location/identity beyond what you provide: No IP tracking, browser fingerprinting
Third-Party Services
We use trusted third-party services to deliver arxdura:
Supabase
- Purpose: Authentication, database (tenants, buckets, orders), content management
- Data stored: User accounts, order metadata, website content blocks
- Location: Supabase-owned PostgreSQL database (EU/US regions)
- Privacy Policy: supabase.com/privacy
Stripe
- Purpose: Payment processing (via Cognito integration)
- Data stored: Payment information (or fractional portions of it). Stripe handles PCI compliance
- Privacy Policy: stripe.com/privacy
Render
- Purpose: Website and order bridge hosting
- Data processed: Website traffic, API requests (logs retained 30 days)
- Privacy Policy: render.com/privacy
Cognito Forms
- Purpose: Order intake and payment processing (current MVP implementation)
- Data stored: Order details, contact information, Stripe payment data
- Privacy Policy: cognitoforms.com/privacy-policy
Tally.so
- Purpose: AWS project details collection (account ID, bucket list, region)
- Data stored: Form submissions linked to your order
- Privacy Policy: tally.so/privacy
CloudTrail Logging in Your AWS Account
When we deploy to your account, CloudTrail logs record:
- API calls made by the cross-account role
- Timestamps and source IP addresses (our deployment environment)
- Resource modifications (S3 buckets, KMS keys, IAM policies)
These logs are stored in your AWS account in a Cloud-managed log bucket.
You control retention, access, and deletion. We never access these logs after deployment.
Compliance Frameworks
Our privacy and security practices align with:
- HIPAA/HITECH: PHI baseline bucket configurations (for healthcare customers)
- SOC 2 Type II: Security controls, logging, and audit trail documented in evidence bundles
- GDPR: Data minimization, right to deletion, transparent data practices
- PCI-DSS: Payment processing via Stripe (PCI-compliant), no card data stored
Data Security
We protect your information with:
- Encryption in transit: All connections use TLS 1.2+
- Encryption at rest: Supabase databases use encryption; S3 evidence buckets use customer-managed KMS keys
- Access controls: Cross-account IAM roles, Supabase Row-Level Security (RLS)
- Audit logging: CloudTrail in your account; request logs on our systems
- Regular security scanning: Prowler scans for compliance verification
Your Rights
Under GDPR and similar regulations, you have the right to:
- Access: Request a copy of your personal information
- Correction: Request updates to inaccurate information
- Deletion: Request deletion of your account and associated data
- Portability: Request transfer of your data
- Objection: Object toζδΊ processing activities
- Withdraw consent: When processing is based on consent
To exercise these rights, contact us at privacy@arxdura.com.
Data Retention
- Order records: Retained for 7 years (for tax/compliance purposes)
- Compliance evidence logs: Retained in your AWS account according to your retention policy (typically 1-7 years for audit requirements)
- Website analytics: We do not use third-party analytics; server logs retained 30 days
- Account data: Retained until account deletion or as required by law
Children's Privacy
arxdura is not intended for children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under 16.
If we become aware of such collection, we will delete it immediately.
International Data Transfers
arxdura operates primarily in the United States. Our third-party services (Supabase, Render, AWS) may process data in their US or EU regions.
We ensure these providers provide adequate protection (EU-US Data Privacy Framework, Standard Contractual Clauses, or equivalent mechanisms).
Changes to This Policy
We may update this privacy policy to reflect changes in our practices, regulations, or services.
We will notify customers of material changes via email or prominent website notice.
Contact Us
For privacy-related questions, data access requests, or concerns:
Key Takeaway
arxdura's design prioritizes your data sovereignty. We deploy infrastructure to your AWS account,
not ours. We collect minimal information, are transparent about third-party services,
and give you control over evidence retention and access. Your data stays under your control.