moinAI and data protection
Data protection and privacy have always been a top priority for us. The careful and appropriate handling of sensitive data has been part of our corporate philosophy since our foundation.
Your data is in good hands
To be able to operate in Germany at all, we had to comply with the strict legal requirements placed on companies here.
This is another reason why the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was not a challenge for us. Thanks to many years of experience and reliable knowledge in the field of data protection, we know what is important when using AI chatbots in compliance with the GDPR.
The GDPR compliant chatbot
Thanks to many years of experience and reliable knowledge in the area of data protection, we know what is important when using AI chatbots in accordance with the GDPR.
Secure encryption
All data and communication content are stored in encrypted form. This also applies to data transmission which only takes place via SSL encryption.
Made in Germany – hosted in Germany
Our team and headquarters are in Germany. The same applies to our servers and the data stored there: Everything is hosted in Germany. Access by third parties is not possible thanks to secure encryption.
“Data protection and GDPR compliance are very important to us — and even more: they are a fundamental part of our software and not an afterthought. I am proud that moinAI has a secure server setup including comprehensive data protection features.”
Two-factor authentication
Logging into the moinAI hub, for example to edit content, can be done using so-called 'two-factor authentication'. In the case of moinAI, the two factors refer to the login data (username and password) that users have to enter when logging into the hub. Secondly, it refers to an email or text message including a code that is automatically sent to the respective employee after they attempt to log in. The corresponding code must be entered for a successful login. This provides double security against unauthorized access to the hub.
IP allowlist
An allowlist, formerly known as a whitelist, is a list of, for example, IP addresses or domains that are expressly permitted access to a particular service. An allowlist is the opposite of a blocklist, which is intended to block or restrict access. The idea behind an allowlist is quite simple: everything that is not on the allowlist is not allowed.
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