Our Commitment to Security

We ensure that all data transmitted between your device and our servers is secured with SSL/TLS encryption. This protects your information from unauthorized access and provides a safe environment for file conversions.

We host ImgConverter on reputable cloud infrastructure whose data centers employ multiple layers of physical and logical security. Access to facilities and systems is restricted and logged, and the infrastructure is continuously monitored. We also use industry-standard protections—such as encryption in transit and at rest where supported—to help safeguard our services.

We monitor service activity for signs of abuse and security issues. Automated alerts help us identify unusual patterns so we can investigate and take action promptly to protect the service and user data. Monitoring focuses on system performance and security signals—not on reading the contents of your files.

Our API endpoints are protected with industry-standard measures. All requests use HTTPS and require authentication (e.g., API keys), with additional controls such as validation and rate limiting to help prevent misuse. Support for OAuth 2.0 is provided where applicable.

Our systems are continuously monitored for security anomalies. Where applicable, we use intrusion detection and prevention controls (IDPS) and automated alerts to help identify and block unauthorized activity in near real time, helping maintain the integrity and availability of our services.

We regularly back up data and have a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. This ensures that your data remains safe and accessible even in the event of an unforeseen issue.

Access to our systems is strictly limited to authorized personnel. Administrative access requires strong authentication (e.g., MFA) and follows the principle of least privilege. Connections are made over secure network paths—such as encrypted VPN or private links where applicable—and are logged for audit purposes.

Our software and infrastructure were built with customer data isolation as a core principle. Every conversion operates within its own dedicated, isolated container. These containers are short-lived and completely independent, with no access to other files being processed in the system.