Profile isolation
Cookies, storage, cache, proxy context, and launch settings stay attached to the intended browser profile workflow.
Security and privacy
Trust controls for repeatable browser environments.
GekkoLogin is designed around profile isolation, scoped team access, auditable operations, and clear data boundaries for multi-account browser work.
Access boundaries
Team members work through roles, group access, and ownership rules instead of shared passwords or unmanaged handoff.
Operational auditability
Important profile, proxy, group, and workspace changes are designed to be traceable for team review and support.
Isolation model
Security starts with separation.
The safest multi-account workflow is one where identity, data, and network context are kept aligned inside each profile.
Identity layer
Fingerprint settings are treated as a profile contract, so browser, device, language, and platform signals remain coherent.
Data layer
Session state, cookies, local storage, cache, and browser user data are separated by profile rather than shared across accounts.
Network layer
Proxy assignment, timezone, language, and geolocation expectations are checked together before launch.
Security practices
Controls that matter during daily operations.
A security page should describe practical controls, not vague promises. These areas map to common application security expectations such as access control, data protection, logging, and secure communication.
Least privilege
Grant only the profile groups and workspace actions a member needs. Revoke access when responsibilities change.
Authentication protection
Account access should use strong credentials and additional verification where available for high-risk workspaces.
Change history
Track sensitive workspace changes such as profile updates, proxy edits, permission changes, and API access configuration.
Data minimization
Show only necessary account information in team workflows and keep secrets, full device details, and payment data out of shared views.
Secure transport
Remote service communication should use encrypted transport and keep local desktop boundaries explicit.
Support response
When suspicious behavior appears, route it through a clear support path with logs and affected workspace details.
Compliance and disclosure
We do not claim certifications before they are formally complete. Security review, privacy documentation, and responsible disclosure paths should stay accurate as the product matures.
No unverified badges
Public security claims should match completed controls, reviewed policy text, and available evidence.
Responsible reports
Send vulnerability reports through the contact path with impact, reproduction steps, and affected version information.
Privacy alignment
Privacy and legal pages remain the source for final data handling language after business and legal review.
Need a deeper security review?
Talk to the team about data boundaries, workspace access, deployment planning, and safe rollout for your operators.