Data processing within Dark Radar is structured in line with KVKK and GDPR requirements under the principles of cybersecurity operations, legitimate interest, and information security.
The data available on the platform is used strictly for threat intelligence and vulnerability analysis purposes. Access is restricted through role-based authorization, allowing only authorized users to view relevant data. All actions and accesses are logged to ensure auditability.
Personal data is processed according to the data minimization principle. Unnecessary data is not retained, and queries are limited to technical investigation and security analysis. Access scopes differ between Beacon and Shadow based on user roles and licensing models.
Dark Radar supports access restriction, masking, and deletion mechanisms when required by legal or regulatory requests, ensuring a compliant operating environment for both organizations and security teams.
Yes. Dark Radar analyzes only data that has already been exposed and is circulating within the cybercrime ecosystem.
In Dark Radar, personal data is encrypted at the database level using strong cryptographic algorithms and protected with regular key rotation mechanisms.
In Dark Radar, data access is restricted through role-based authorization, rate limiting policies, and AI-driven security controls. Direct access to the database is never granted to third parties.
