Trust

Facial data deserves serious handling.

This page is maintained by AiSkin to answer common security and privacy questions about the platform. It describes practices and enabled controls — it is not an independent certification.

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Encryption in transit

All traffic is served over TLS 1.2+. Internal service calls are encrypted.

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Encryption at rest

Stored images and assessments are encrypted at rest by the hosting platform.

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Consent management

Explicit, revocable consent is captured before any image is processed or retained.

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Ephemeral scanning

Consumer scans are processed in memory and are not retained by default.

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Delete anytime

Any stored image or assessment can be deleted on request, with deletion propagated to backups on their rotation cycle.

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Role-based access

Clinic and enterprise accounts scope data access by role — clinician, staff, admin.

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Audit logs

Access to patient records and exports is logged with actor, action and timestamp.

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Least privilege

Service credentials are scoped per environment and rotated without downtime.

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Privacy dashboard

Clinic admins can review what is stored, who accessed it, and export or purge it.

Regulatory posture
  • GDPR. Facial imagery is treated as sensitive personal data. We support access, export and erasure requests, and process only on a documented lawful basis with explicit consent.
  • HIPAA-ready architecture. Clinic deployments are built with the access controls, audit logging and encryption expected of a covered workflow. AiSkin is not itself a certified covered entity; a BAA is discussed during clinic onboarding.
  • Not a medical device. AiSkin outputs are AI-generated skin assessments for educational and skincare-guidance purposes. They are not diagnostic and are not regulatory-cleared.
Reporting a vulnerability

If you believe you have found a security issue, email security@aiskin.tech with reproduction steps. We acknowledge reports within two business days and will keep you updated through remediation. Please do not test against other people's data.

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