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Security & compliance
Security controls, sign-in protection, the audit log, data retention, IP masking, privacy requests, abuse handling and domain health.
9 articles
- 1Security overviewHow TrackCrown protects accounts and data — encryption, hashed credentials, roles and permissions, workspace isolation, request protection, secrets, backups and monitoring.Updated October 12, 2026
- 2Login securityTwo-factor authentication and recovery codes, enforced 2FA for staff, single sign-on, lockout after failed attempts, new-device e-mails, sign-in history and sessions.Updated October 12, 2026
- 3Audit logFind out who changed what and when in a workspace — offers, partners, conversions, billing, users, keys and settings — and export the trail.Updated October 12, 2026
- 4Data retentionHow long TrackCrown keeps clicks, impressions, conversions, postback logs, notifications, sessions and other records, and what is deleted automatically.Updated October 12, 2026
- 5Privacy requests (GDPR and CCPA)Find every record of an IP address, Google click ID, click ID or e-mail address, export it as JSON, erase it, or anonymise an account.Updated October 12, 2026
- 6EU IP maskingStore only truncated IP addresses for visitors from the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland, while geo, fraud and uniqueness checks still use the full address at click time.Updated October 12, 2026
- 7Abuse handling and Acceptable Use PolicyWhat the Acceptable Use Policy prohibits, how anyone can report a harmful tracking link, and how reports are investigated and enforced.Updated October 12, 2026
- 8Third-party fraud scoring (IPQualityScore, Anura)Score every new conversion with IPQualityScore or Anura by the IP address and user agent of its click, and reject or flag it automatically.Updated October 12, 2026
- 9Compliance probes and domain healthHow TrackCrown continuously tests every tracking domain against the transparent-tracking rules, monitors certificates, uptime and blocklists, and raises incidents.Updated October 12, 2026