Security at BuiltV

BuiltV considers security throughout the design and development of websites, software products, business systems and automation workflows.

Security requirements vary between projects, so specific controls should be selected according to the application's architecture, data and risk profile.

Where relevant, projects may include measures such as authentication, authorization, input validation, secure API design and appropriate handling of sensitive application data.

The exact controls implemented depend on the agreed project requirements and technical architecture.

Applications that require user accounts should use appropriate authentication and authorization mechanisms.

Access to sensitive functionality should be limited according to user roles and application requirements where applicable.

Projects should avoid collecting unnecessary sensitive information and should use appropriate safeguards for information that must be processed.

Data protection responsibilities may also depend on hosting providers, databases, external APIs and other infrastructure selected for a project.

BuiltV projects may integrate external platforms such as cloud infrastructure, authentication providers, payment services, AI platforms, APIs or communication services.

These services maintain their own security practices and terms. Their security and availability cannot be controlled entirely by BuiltV.

Modern software commonly relies on third-party packages and frameworks.

Dependencies should be reviewed and maintained appropriately over the lifecycle of a project, particularly when security updates become available.

No website, application, network or internet-based service can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

BuiltV therefore does not claim that systems are immune from every vulnerability, attack, outage or third-party security incident.

If you believe you have discovered a security issue affecting the BuiltV website, you can report it using the contact email below.

Please provide enough information to understand and investigate the issue, while avoiding unnecessary access to, modification of or disclosure of other people's information.