Your Data Belongs to You
DATA ISOLATION
At Scanlog , every account operates in its own isolated data space. Users in your organisation can only see, access, or interact with your own records.
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This isolation is enforced at every layer of the application — from the database queries to the API to the front-end interface. There is no mechanism that would allow a user from one organisation to view, search, or retrieve data belonging to another.
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What this means in practice:
Your assets are only visible to users in your account
Your user list cannot be seen by anyone outside your account
Your bookings are private to your organisation
Your reports only ever contain your own data
There is no way for Scanlog to accidentally expose your data to another customer, even in the event of a configuration error
Infrastructure
Enterprise-grade hosting. Always-on encryption.
Scanlog is hosted on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure. We use industry-standard practices to protect your data at every stage — whether it's moving between your browser and our servers, or sitting in our database.
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In transit:
All communication between your browser (or phone) and Scanlog is encrypted using TLS 1.2 and HTTPS. You'll see the padlock in your browser address bar. Unencrypted HTTP connections are not permitted.
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At rest:
Sensitive data stored in our database is encrypted at rest using industry-standard encryption. This means that even in the unlikely event of a storage-level breach, your data is protected.
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Availability:
We aim to maintain a high level of platform uptime. Planned maintenance is communicated in advance wherever possible. In the event of an unplanned outage, we work to restore service as quickly as possible.
Access Controls
The right people see the right things. Nothing more.
Inside your Scanlog account, you decide exactly who can access what. Permissions in Scanlog are built around roles and groups — giving you fine-grained control without making it complicated.
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Built-in Role based access:
Configure scanlog to have specific groups and roles for different types of users. Control over who can access what functionality or feature is completely within the administrator's control.
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Password security:
Passwords must meet minimum complexity requirements — length, uppercase, lowercase, number, and special character. Accounts are temporarily locked after repeated failed sign-in attempts to prevent brute-force attacks.