Rentigo

Security

Keeping your account and data secure

Rentigo takes security seriously. This guide covers the security features available to protect your account and data.

Security Features

FeatureDescription
Encrypted DataAll data encrypted at rest and in transit
Two-Factor AuthExtra login protection
Session ManagementControl active sessions
Audit LoggingTrack account activity
Secure PasswordsStrong password requirements

Account Security Basics

Strong Passwords

Rentigo requires passwords that:

  • Are at least 12 characters long
  • Include uppercase and lowercase letters
  • Include numbers
  • Include special characters

Use a password manager to generate and store strong, unique passwords.

Email Verification

Your email must be verified to:

  • Recover your account
  • Receive important notifications
  • Enable two-factor authentication

Session Management

Control where you're logged in:

1

Go to Settings

Navigate to Settings → Security.

2

View Sessions

See all active sessions and their locations.

3

End Sessions

Log out from specific devices or end all sessions.

Session Details

Each session shows:

  • Device type
  • Browser
  • Location (approximate)
  • Last active time

If you see an unfamiliar session, end it immediately and change your password.

Data Protection

Encryption

  • In Transit - TLS 1.3 encryption for all connections
  • At Rest - AES-256 encryption for stored data
  • Backups - Encrypted backup storage

Data Retention

  • Active data kept while your account is active
  • Deleted data removed within 30 days
  • Backups retained for disaster recovery

Privacy

  • Data not sold to third parties
  • Minimal data collection
  • GDPR compliant

Reporting Security Issues

If you discover a security vulnerability:

  1. Do not exploit the vulnerability
  2. Email security@rentigo.com
  3. Provide details to help us investigate
  4. We'll respond within 48 hours

We appreciate responsible disclosure and may acknowledge researchers who help improve our security.

Next Steps

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