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Subprocessor List

Effective date: [FILL: YYYY-MM-DD] Last updated: [FILL: YYYY-MM-DD]

This page lists the third-party service providers (subprocessors) that may process personal data on behalf of pentest-ai under the Privacy Policy. We update this list whenever we add or remove a subprocessor; material changes are notified to active customers via email at least 30 days before they take effect, so you have time to object.

Active subprocessors

Vendor Purpose Personal data accessed Region of processing DPA / SCCs
Cloudflare, Inc. Marketing site CDN, DNS, DDoS, Workers (auth), Pages (hosting) IP address, request headers, cookies Global edge; primary US Cloudflare DPA + 2021 SCCs
Stripe, Inc. Payment processing, subscription billing Name, email, billing address, last 4 of card (Stripe holds full PAN), payment history US, with EU sub-processors Stripe DPA
Anthropic, PBC LLM inference for the dashboard's optional managed-model tier (only if you opt in to managed keys; default is BYOK) Engagement context sent to the model US Anthropic DPA
OpenAI OpCo, LLC LLM inference for managed-model tier (opt-in only) Engagement context US OpenAI DPA
[FILL: AWS or GCP] Application hosting, database, object storage for evidence All dashboard data [FILL: e.g. us-east-1, with EU region available for EU customers] AWS/GCP DPA + SCCs
[FILL: Postmark or Resend or SES] Transactional email (account, billing, security alerts) Email address, email content [FILL: region] DPA available
[FILL: Sentry — optional] Application error monitoring with PII scrubbing Stack traces, scrubbed of secrets and PII EU or US Sentry DPA
BetterStack Status page hosting and uptime monitoring Aggregated metrics, no customer personal data EU BetterStack DPA
GitHub, Inc. Source code hosting (public OSS repo + closed dashboard repo); release automation None directly; we never push customer data to GitHub US GitHub DPA
PyPI (Python Software Foundation) Distribution of the open-source CLI package None US PSF privacy policy

No "selling" or "sharing" for advertising. None of the above receives data for advertising or third-party tracking. Each subprocessor is contractually limited to the listed purposes.

Onboarding a new subprocessor

Before we add a subprocessor, we:

  1. Conduct a due-diligence review (security posture, certifications, breach history, ownership)
  2. Sign a Data Processing Agreement and (for transfers outside the EEA/UK) Standard Contractual Clauses
  3. Conduct a transfer impact assessment if the subprocessor is in a third country
  4. Update this page and email active customers at least 30 days in advance

Customers may object by emailing [email protected]. If we cannot reach an alternative arrangement, we will work with you to wind down the affected portion of the Service.

Removing a subprocessor

When we remove a subprocessor we delete or return the data they hold within the timeline required by the underlying DPA (typically 30 to 90 days), confirm deletion in writing, and update this page.

Audit rights

Enterprise customers have the right to request audit reports (SOC2, ISO 27001) from our subprocessors via us, or to conduct on-site audits per the terms of the Enterprise MSA. Pro and Team tier customers may request the most recent audit attestation summary via [email protected].

Contact

  • Subprocessor questions: [email protected]
  • Customers can subscribe to subprocessor change notifications: [FILL: link to subscription form or just include in default account settings]

Source markdown: github.com/0xSteph/pentest-ai/blob/main/docs/legal/SUBPROCESSORS.md

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