Trust Alchemer to help keep your data secure and meet your compliance and privacy requirements.
Alchemer is a security-focused company, which means that we proactively protect customer accounts and data from threats and breaches at every level, while complying with internationally recognized security and privacy regulations. We also provide customers with controls to manage their data and data retention, user permissions, account access, and more.
ISO 27001 Certification
SOC2 Type 2 Certification
EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Compliant
End-to-End Data Encryption
By default, Alchemer encrypts data at rest and data in transit for all customers to protect data from unauthorized disclosure.
Data Residency and Isolation
Alchemer provides regional data isolation for privacy. Customers select the region where they want to store and manage their data, which is always encrypted.
Identity and Access Management
Manage account access with features like single sign-on (SSO) using SAML 2.0, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and role base access control (RBAC).
Distributed Cloud Architecture
Alchemer leverages a global architecture from AWS Cloud to provide a redundant and automated infrastructure.
Data Retention
Customers manage, maintain, retain, transfer, and/or delete their own data within their Alchemer accounts. Alchemer won’t access your data without request and permission.
Open REST API
Alchemer’s Open REST API allows for easy and secure integration into business processes and systems, and management of account access permission and controls.
Proactive Measures
Alchemer proactively protects customer accounts through system monitoring, scanning, logging, and alerting with our 24/7 in-house Security Operations Center (SOC).
Proactive Anti-Phishing
Customer accounts are further protected with proactive anti-phishing to detect suspicious account activity and compromised surveys.
Contact your customer success manager or a sales team member to better understand how Alchemer helps enforce customer-data privacy.
Want to learn more about security terminology? Visit our Security and Privacy Glossary to learn commonly used terms.
