Security and trust
Protecting information starts with defining its use.
Information about contact form safeguards and the security requirements to define for each project.
Updated: October 30, 2026
Contact form safeguards
The form checks submitted fields, the request origin and message size. It also includes controls against automated submissions, attempt limits and temporary duplicate detection. These measures help reduce abuse; they cannot eliminate every risk of communicating online.
Share what is needed
For an initial inquiry, describe the process and how to reach you. Do not send passwords, credentials, medical records, identity documents or confidential third-party information. If a project requires sensitive information, the exchange channel and its conditions should be agreed before sharing it.
Security for each project
Access, hosting, backup, recovery and maintenance requirements depend on the system and the information it uses. Controls, responsibilities and service levels belong in the scope agreed in writing for each solution.
Use of artificial intelligence
Introducing AI requires defining the data each tool may receive, permitted uses and when a person must review its output. Provider terms and information sensitivity should be considered when agreeing an implementation. AI-generated output can contain errors and needs review appropriate to its intended use.
Report a concern
If you identify a potential security issue on this website, write to ptorres@adaptahq.com with a description and the affected page. Avoid including other people's personal data or running tests that disrupt the service.