Trust Center

Security, Ad- fraud prevention, Privacy, and Compliance

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Security

Best practices

A culture of security is reflected in our employee onboarding, continuous training, and education on sensitive data handling, secure passwords, access controls, phishing, and social engineering. Our team takes all necessary precautions and automate processes to reduce exposure to threats, and ensure security.

Infrastructure

The architecture is designed after carefully selecting service partners that comply with ISO/IEC 27017. Our stack ensures the highest security standards across computing power, database storage, and content delivery.

Incident response

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Ad-fraud prevention

Fighting against advertising fraud

Tappx’s commitment to fraud prevention is based on three pillars:

“Quality First Framework”
Education & Awareness
Innovative solutions

Our commitment to fighting ad fraud and making the industry more transparent relies on a rigorous “Quality First Framework”. We carefully curate our inventory and work only with direct, Owned & Operated traffic to ensure the highest ad quality and transparency.

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How does it works?

Proprietary technology

Our proprietary pre and post-bid algorithms detect and block bots, spoofing, and non-brand-safe inventory.

Traffic audit

Our MRC accredited third-party provider scans 100% of the inventory and further clamps down on fake news, hostile tools, VPNs, and bundle mismatch.

Continuous surveillance

Automated daily alerts when fraudulent traffic is detected.

Permanent blocking

We permanently block all flagged traffic.

Privacy

Privacy is a human right

GDPR

On the 25th of May the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force, requiring EU users to express consent for their data to be used in order to show interest-based advertisements.

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CCPA

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a state-wide data privacy law that regulates how businesses all over the world are allowed to handle the personal information (PI) of California residents.

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