What PostHog publishes about its security, privacy and use of your data, with a link to the page each fact came from. Checked October 10, 2026.
"Not found" means our reader didn't find it on the public pages it could read; the vendor may still publish it.
Statements differ between pages
PostHog's own words (posthog.com/privacy):
PostHog will not permit third parties to use Customer Content to train their machine learning models; any use of Customer Content for Product and Model Development will be solely for PostHog's own products, services, and internal models.
Vendors often have different rules for consumer or free plans and for business or enterprise plans. Check the terms for the plan you would use.
Product and model development Where Customer Content (meaning any software, information, content, data, or related materials provided by or on behalf of Customer or made available through use of PostHog's products or services ("Customer Content")) is submitted to PostHog or th…
posthog.com/privacy
We won't share your data with outside companies to train their models – anything we use stays internal to PostHog.
posthog.com/privacy
Different pages say different things. This is often a split between business plans and free or consumer plans. Read each quote for the plan you would use.
| Certification or report | Mentioned on |
|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type II | posthog.com/handbook/company/security |
| HIPAA | posthog.com/dpa |
Privacy laws and frameworks mentioned: GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework. These are laws the vendor says it follows, not certifications.
A certification on a website is a claim. For anything sensitive, ask PostHog for the SOC 2 report or ISO certificate.
PostHog publishes its subprocessor list at posthog.com/subprocessors, but it couldn't be read automatically. Open it directly.
| SSO / SAML | Mentioned |
| SCIM provisioning | Not found |
| Multi-factor authentication | Mentioned |
| Encryption at rest | Not found |
| Encryption in transit | Mentioned |
| Penetration testing | Mentioned |
| Bug bounty / disclosure program | Mentioned |
| Audit logs | Not found |
| Data residency | Mentioned EU, United States, Germany |
| security.txt contact | mailto:security-reports@posthog.com |
| Trust / security center | posthog.com/handbook/company/security |
| Privacy policy | posthog.com/privacy |
| Subprocessor list | posthog.com/subprocessors |
| Data processing agreement (DPA) | posthog.com/dpa |
| AI policy | Not found |
| Terms | Not found |
| Status page | Not found |
| Check | Points | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Security or trust page | 15 | Yes |
| Certifications listed | 20 | Yes |
| Privacy policy | 10 | Yes |
| Subprocessor list | 15 | Yes |
| DPA available | 10 | Yes |
| AI training policy stated | 15 | Yes |
| security.txt contact | 5 | Yes |
| Status page | 10 | No |
The score measures how much of a standard security review our reader could answer from PostHog's public pages. It is not a rating of how secure PostHog is, and a "No" can mean the document exists where our reader couldn't see it.
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Source: PostHog's own public website (5 pages read on October 10, 2026). Stormap is not affiliated with PostHog. Facts are what the vendor publishes about itself; certifications are claims, not verified audit reports. Something wrong or out of date? Pages are re-checked every two weeks.