Security

How we handle
your information

Security is not a phase-two feature. Every engagement is scoped, credentialed, and handled with appropriate protections in place from day one.

Encrypted connections, always

All web properties operated by Anchored Logic use HTTPS with current TLS certificates. HTTP connections redirect to HTTPS at the server level. Client communication over email uses standard transport-layer encryption provided by our mail provider.

We do not transmit sensitive business information over unencrypted channels. If a secure file-sharing method is required for your engagement, we will establish one before transfer begins.

Access to your systems

When an engagement requires access to your platforms — website hosting, CRM, automation tools, analytics — we follow a minimum-necessary access policy:

What we collect and why

We collect only what is necessary to respond to inquiries and deliver services. This means:

We do not sell personal information. We do not share it with third parties except as required to deliver services (for example, Calendly for scheduling). We do not use client business information for any purpose other than delivering the engagement it was shared for.

Platforms we use in engagements

When we build automation or AI systems for clients, those systems may involve third-party platforms. Before integrating any service that will touch client or customer data, we evaluate:

We document these decisions and include them in every engagement's handover package so you know exactly what is connected to what — and can make informed decisions about what stays connected after we hand over.

If something goes wrong

In the event of a security incident affecting any work we have delivered or are actively managing, we will:

We do not speculate about cause before an assessment is complete. We do not obscure or delay disclosure.

To report a security concern:

Email emily@anchoredlogic.com with the subject line "Security." We respond within one business day.

Document currency

This page was last reviewed in July 2026. If you have questions about any security practice not addressed here, contact us directly — we would rather answer a specific question than have you guess.