What we store, and what we don't.
Plain answers on data: what each scanner stores, how long it is kept, and what Dralvia does not collect. Anonymous scans and workspace-scoped scans are handled differently, here is the difference.
Workspace overview
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The dashboard brings protection modules, recent activity, charts, queues, and global scan context into one workspace.
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- Open the relevant workflow
- See clear setup messages when a connection or configuration is needed
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Stored for a reason, kept for a window.
Anonymous scans
Free, single-shot URL / domain scans are stored only long enough to compute the verdict and may contribute aggregate threat signal. They are not indexed and not tied to an account.
Workspace scans
Scans run inside a workspace are scoped to that workspace, retained per your plan, and visible only to your members and granted operators.
EvidencePack storage
Exported packs are stored per-workspace with a retention window that depends on your plan; higher tiers keep packs longer.
What we do not collect
We do not sell data, and we minimise collection to what a verdict and its evidence require. We do not expose third-party engine credentials.
Threat intelligence
Aggregate, de-identified signal from scans may improve detection for everyone; it is not used to profile individuals.
Deletion
Workspace data can be removed on request and on account closure, subject to legal retention obligations.
Honest answers.
Workspace scans are private to your workspace. Anonymous free-tier scans are not indexed and are not tied to an account.
Read the details.
The privacy policy and security pages document collection, retention, and isolation in full.