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Have I Been Squatted subprocessors

haveibeensquatted.com

Have I Been Squatted detects, investigates and responds to attacker infrastructure such as typosquatting domains and phishing copies of production pages. It serves security teams and organizations protecting their brands and domains.

Summarized from its homepage on 10 Nov 2026.

Classified asCybersecurity

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Subprocessors of Have I Been Squatted

Have I Been Squatted declares 15 subprocessors, including AI providers OpenAI, Anthropic.

From the company's own list.Read the source
SubprocessorPurposeLocationFirst seen
Amazon Web ServicesCloud providerUnited States10 Nov 2026
ClerkSOC 2 statementUser management and authenticationUnited States10 Nov 2026
Common PaperFacilitates contract creation and execution with customersUnited States10 Nov 2026
GitHubHosts source code and runs our CI/CD pipelinesUnited States10 Nov 2026
Google WorkspaceManages company identity, email, and internal productivity toolsUnited States10 Nov 2026
Grafana CloudPCI DSS statementAggregates logs, metrics, and traces for system observabilityUnited States10 Nov 2026
Incident.ioManages incident declaration, coordination, and post-mortem workflowsUnited States10 Nov 2026
IntercomPowers customer-facing messaging and support conversationsUnited States10 Nov 2026
OpenAIFedRAMP registryProvides LLM inference for AI-assisted features within the platformUnited States10 Nov 2026
PostHogTracks product usage and user behaviour analyticsUnited States10 Nov 2026

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