How safe is my data and how is it handled when allowing Digital Identity Protection access?

Hello @vornn22 and welcome to the Community.

Using your e-mail address and phone number, Digital Identity Protection first searches for sensitive information in public records to start mapping your digital footprint. The service correlates all pieces of information linked to your identity and reveals names, gender, DOB, email addresses, phone numbers, physical addresses, usernames, jobs, education, URLs, photos that are linked to your public identity. You can visualize all your information publicly exposed over the years. The system also looks for more than 100 categories of data linked to your identity, such as e-mail, passwords, SSN, credit cards, travel documents, and phone numbers. The service is not storing and processing the data, it's displaying only the reference that the data exists in the data breach. For each data breach and possible impersonation, DIP provides clear actions to reduce the risks such as changing the password.

After the onboarding, the system gathers pieces of information linked to your public identity and checks whether it has been exposed in a data breach or on the public Internet. The users get instant alerts if personal information is exposed. Bitdefender will monitor your email address only. (you can login to the portal to review if you can add additional information for monitoring purposes).

The below document explains the personal data collected by Bitdefender, how and where they may use it, how they protect it, who has access to it, with whom they share it, and how you may correct it (refer to chapter 7.6 for Bitdefender Digital Identity Protection):

For more information on Digital Identity Protection you can visit this article:

I hope the information is helpful.

Regards,

Alex