Information You Provide
When you contact ovniTEK, complete an assessment, or
request a personalized report,
you may voluntarily provide information such as:
- Your name
- Email address
- Organization name
- Your selected assessment role and business context
- Personal checkup selections about device types, email-provider category, account safeguards, recovery, security habits, and home-network management
- Assessment responses, scores, findings, and report data
- Order, payment-status, and delivery information
- Report-access activity, including when a PDF download is served and when a recovery link is created or used
- Optional customer-account identity and report-ownership records
- Information included in a contact request or website-feedback submission, such as a selected rating or optional comments
- Optional name, email address, and company details submitted with feedback, plus whether you expressly requested a follow-up
- Information you choose to include in a security report, such as affected public URLs, technical observations, reproduction notes, and your contact details
The personal checkup asks for selected answers, not passwords,
recovery codes, private keys, account numbers, or an email address
to perform a breach lookup. Optional links to independent breach
services open their sites; ovniTEK does not send your email to
them. We store the breach-check result only if you choose to
report it in the checkup. Personal answers and results are used
to prepare the free snapshot and, if purchased, the PDF action plan.
We use this information to operate the assessment,
calculate results, generate and deliver requested reports,
process and support orders, respond to inquiries, and
communicate with prospective or existing customers.
Payment-card and PayPal login information is entered directly
with PayPal. ovniTEK does not receive or store full payment-card
numbers or PayPal account passwords. We receive transaction
identifiers, payment status, amount, and related information
needed to confirm and support a purchase. If a refund is issued,
we may also process its PayPal transaction identifier, amount,
status, and related order reference to review the transaction,
update operational records, and reconcile the order. We do not
initiate a refund merely because a request is submitted.
Account Authentication Information
If you choose to sign in with Google, Google authenticates your
account and provides our authentication service with the basic
identity information needed to create or access your ovniTEK
account. This may include your Google account identifier, name,
email address, email-verification status, and profile image when
available. ovniTEK does not receive your Google password.
We use Google account information only to authenticate you,
maintain your customer account and session, protect account
access, provide support, and connect an eligible purchased report
to the authenticated account after report ownership is separately
verified. We do not request access to Gmail messages, Google
Drive, contacts, calendars, or other unrelated Google services,
and we do not sell Google user data or use it for advertising.
If you choose to sign in with GitHub, GitHub authenticates your
account and may provide the basic identity information authorized
by the sign-in flow, such as your GitHub account identifier,
username, display name, email address, email-verification status,
and profile image when available. ovniTEK does not receive your
GitHub password and does not use customer sign-in to access or
modify your repositories.
If email/password authentication is enabled and you choose that
option, Neon Auth processes the name, email address, password
credential, verification status, and password-reset information
needed to create and protect the account. Passwords are submitted
directly to Neon Auth; ovniTEK's application database and Netlify
functions do not receive or store your plaintext password.
Account and session records are processed through Neon Auth and
stored with our database records as described in this notice.
Google's processing of its sign-in interaction is governed by
Google's Privacy Policy
and the
Google API Services User Data Policy
. GitHub's processing of its sign-in interaction is governed
by the
GitHub General Privacy Statement
.
Information Collected Automatically
When you visit our website, certain technical
information may be processed automatically by our
hosting, security, and third-party services. Depending
on the service involved, this may include your IP
address, browser type, operating system, device
characteristics, referring pages, pages visited, and
general usage information.
This information may be used to maintain website
functionality, improve website performance, understand
website usage when analytics consent has been provided,
and help protect the website against spam, abuse, and
other security threats.