Security

Last updated May 27, 2026

LazySEM is built to help teams automate SEO workflows while protecting customer data with practical security controls. This page explains how LazySEM approaches infrastructure, encryption, access controls, backups, payments, third-party services, and security-related requests.

Infrastructure

LazySEM uses managed cloud infrastructure to operate the platform, including backend hosting, database services, caching, frontend delivery, billing, and user-connected integrations.

Our infrastructure providers support core parts of the service such as:

  • application hosting
  • database storage
  • frontend hosting and content delivery
  • billing and payment processing
  • connected Google services, where enabled by the user

Customer application data is primarily stored in a managed PostgreSQL database.

For a list of third-party providers that may process customer or account data, please see our Subprocessors page.

Data storage

LazySEM stores data needed to operate the service, such as:

  • account and organization data
  • SEO workflow data created in the product
  • content brief and analysis data
  • URL monitoring data
  • billing and subscription metadata
  • connected integration tokens, where users connect third-party services
  • user-uploaded files (such as keyword lists or analysis inputs), stored on LazySEM's managed application infrastructure
  • temporary operational data used for caching, rate limiting, and service reliability

Connected integration tokens, such as Google OAuth tokens, are stored encrypted in LazySEM’s database.

Encryption in transit

LazySEM uses HTTPS (TLS) to encrypt public traffic between users and the LazySEM service.

The LazySEM frontend and backend are served through TLS-enabled infrastructure.

Encryption at rest

LazySEM uses managed infrastructure providers that support encryption at rest for database and cache storage.

LazySEM does not currently manage its own database encryption keys.

Sensitive integration tokens are encrypted before being stored in LazySEM’s database.

Access controls

Access to production infrastructure and customer data is restricted to authorized operators who require access to operate, maintain, or support the service.

Within the LazySEM application, organization-level administrative functionality is limited based on user roles and permissions.

LazySEM applies access restrictions so that administrative actions are available only to users with the required organization role.

Backups

LazySEM uses managed database backups to support service recovery.

Backup encryption follows the security controls of LazySEM’s managed infrastructure providers.

LazySEM is continuing to improve and document its backup and restore procedures.

Incident response

LazySEM investigates and responds to suspected security issues affecting the service.

If LazySEM confirms a security incident affecting customer data, we will take reasonable steps to investigate, contain, and remediate the issue. Where required by law or contract, affected customers will be notified.

Payment security

LazySEM uses Stripe for payment processing.

Payment card details are processed by Stripe and are not stored directly by LazySEM.

Subprocessors

LazySEM uses third-party service providers to operate the platform, including infrastructure, hosting, billing, connected integrations, and other operational services.

A current list of subprocessors is available at: /subprocessors

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Contact

For security-related questions, please contact LazySEM through the support contact listed on our website.