Security
Effective Date: February 5, 2026
We take security seriously at LovSEO. This page explains how we protect our systems, how you can protect your account, and how to report security issues responsibly. No magic, no “100% secure” lies.
For privacy and data handling, see our Privacy Policy.
1. Our security approach
- Defense-in-depth: multiple layers of controls instead of one “big lock”.
- Least privilege: access is limited to what’s needed to do the job.
- Monitoring: logs and alerts for suspicious activity and abuse.
- Secure development: we fix security bugs as a priority, not “later”.
2. Account protection
Google Sign-In
We support sign-in using Google. This reduces password exposure and helps protect your account using Google’s security features (like suspicious login detection and optional 2-step verification).
Your responsibility
- Use a strong, unique password if password login is enabled.
- Don’t reuse passwords across services. Humans love reusing passwords. Attackers love humans.
- Keep your email account secure (it’s usually the “master key”).
- Log out of shared computers and keep devices updated.
3. Data security
- Encryption in transit: we use HTTPS to protect data between your device and our servers.
- Secure storage: we apply access controls and standard protections to stored data.
- Backups: backups are maintained to support reliability and recovery.
- Payment data: payments are processed by third-party payment processors (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, and regional gateways). We do not want your raw card details.
See also our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.
4. Vulnerability reporting
Report security issues responsibly
If you believe you’ve found a security vulnerability, please report it to us so we can fix it. Include steps to reproduce, impact, and any relevant screenshots or logs.
Security: security@lovseo.com
Support: support@lovseo.com
Please do not publicly disclose the issue before giving us a reasonable opportunity to investigate and resolve it.
5. What we don’t allow
To keep users safe, the following are prohibited without explicit written permission:
- Unauthorized scanning, scraping at abusive rates, or penetration testing.
- Attempts to access other users’ data or accounts.
- Social engineering of staff or users.
- Exploitation that harms availability (DDoS, destructive payloads, etc.).
6. Incident response
If we detect a significant security incident affecting user data, we will investigate, mitigate, and take reasonable steps to notify affected users as required by applicable law. We’ll also document improvements to reduce future risk.
Reality check: no online service can guarantee absolute security. What matters is prevention, fast detection, and responsible response.
7. Updates
We may update this Security page as our systems and practices evolve. The latest version will always be posted here with an updated Effective Date.