Attoz Capsule

Last updated: May 26, 2026

Attoz Capsule Security

Capsule is designed to protect customer request data, subscriber accounts, consent records, communication logs, and product integrity.

Security approach

Attoz Capsule uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect request data, account access, communication logs, consent records, dashboard activity, and subscription operations.

Controls

  • Secure transport for public product pages and checkout surfaces.
  • Provider based payment processing so full card numbers are handled by the payment processor, not by Capsule application code.
  • Access controls for internal operational surfaces.
  • Operational monitoring, logging, and abuse prevention where appropriate.
  • Consent and opt out tracking for SMS communication paths.
  • Data minimization practices where the product does not need unnecessary information to complete intake.

Third party infrastructure

Capsule depends on third party infrastructure providers for hosting, communications, payments, analytics, security, and other operational needs. These providers may affect availability, delivery timing, security posture, and service behavior.

Availability limits

Capsule is designed for practical business continuity, but no service can guarantee uninterrupted uptime. Availability may be affected by maintenance, carrier issues, payment processor issues, hosting issues, abuse mitigation, legal compliance, security events, or force majeure events.

Customer and subscriber responsibilities

  • Use accurate business information.
  • Protect account access and dashboard credentials.
  • Review customer requests before acting on them.
  • Avoid collecting unnecessary sensitive information through intake.
  • Report suspected misuse, unauthorized access, or security concerns promptly.

Responsible reporting

Security concerns can be reported to Attoz Corp through the primary contact channels on the Attoz Corp website. Please avoid accessing, modifying, downloading, or disclosing data that does not belong to you.