Security Policy

Learn how Virtuous Funding safeguards your data and discover best practices to keep your business information secure.

Count on Us to Protect Your Data

At Virtuous Funding, we take the protection of your business information seriously. When you apply with us, you’re entrusting us with sensitive data, and we maintain strict security measures to ensure your information stays safe at every step of the process.

Protect Your Business from Scams and Fraud

Scams

Fraudsters may sometimes pose as lenders or debt collectors to trick you into sending money or sharing sensitive information. To stay safe, follow these guidelines:

Phishing Alerts

Phishing schemes try to trick you into revealing sensitive information through deceptive messages. Watch out for these common signs:

Security Tips from CISA

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) provides guidance, tools, and best practices to help small business owners protect their data and systems from cyber threats. Explore their resources to stay informed and strengthen your business security.

Protect Your Customers’ Data

Integrating strong security and privacy practices into your business not only safeguards your operations but also builds trust with your customers. Consider these key steps:

Collect Only What’s Necessary

Limit data collection to what’s essential for delivering your product or service. Every piece of information should have a clear business purpose.

Maintain Data Hygiene

Once data is no longer needed and there’s no legal requirement to retain it, securely remove it from your systems.

Be Transparent

Create and share a clear privacy policy outlining the types of customer data you collect, why you collect it, who it’s shared with, and how long it’s retained.

Security FAQs

How do I make my password more secure?
Use a unique password that combines uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Avoid common words or personal info, and consider using a password manager to generate and store strong passwords safely.
Keep your devices updated with the latest software and security patches. Enable firewalls, antivirus, and anti-malware tools, and always lock your devices with a PIN, password, or biometric method when not in use.
Stick to trusted websites, look for secure connections (https://), avoid clicking suspicious links or ads, and never enter sensitive info on unfamiliar or unsecured pages. Regularly clearing cookies and browser history also helps maintain security.