Yes, in part. Cyberlop sends relevant code excerpts over HTTPS to the AI provider your organisation chose, because that provider runs the analysis. You choose the provider and credential in Settings. Cyberlop also redacts detected personal data from profile text before analysis.
The short version
The agents that read your code use an AI provider. To do that, Cyberlop sends the parts of your code that matter for a task, not a blind copy of the repository. The traffic uses HTTPS.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What goes to the provider? | Relevant code excerpts |
| How does it travel? | Over HTTPS |
| Who picks the provider? | Your organisation, in Settings, AI Provider |
| What about personal data in profile text? | Cyberlop redacts detected personal data before analysis |
How it works in Cyberlop
The Security page says AI provider processing works this way: relevant code excerpts go to the organisation’s chosen AI provider over HTTPS.
You decide whose AI runs the work. Under Settings you can use the included Cyberlop AI allowance or connect your own credential. A key of your own means your own agreement with that provider, so review its terms.
Profile text gets extra care. Cyberlop redacts detected personal data in rules of engagement, report guidance and application context before analysis. See how personal data redaction works.
The exact handling on the provider side depends on that provider, so the captured pages do not describe it. Ask them, or ask us.
What to do next
- Choose the credential in how to use your own AI key.
- If code must not leave your network, read how scan agents work.
- Read the wider picture in source code after a cloud scan.
Need this in writing for a review? Contact us at /contact. The private scanning page also covers it.
Related questions
- What happens to my source code after a cloud scan?
- Does my code leave my network when I use a scan agent?
- Does Cyberlop redact personal data I type into a profile?
- How do I use my organization's own AI provider key?
- What is Cyberlop AI?
AI provider settings: included allowance, your own credential and models
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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