Does Cyber Crucible sell or share customer data with third parties?

Short answer: No. Cyber Crucible does not share, license, trade, or disclose customer information or telemetry to any third party, and customer data is strictly not for sale under any circumstances.

The commitments

• Zero third-party sharing — no sharing, licensing, trading, or disclosure of customer information or telemetry to any third party.
• Commercial monetization prohibition — customer data is not for sale, under any circumstances.
• No data brokering of identity or telemetry — not traded, licensed, or monetized with any party.

Why this is architecturally credible

Plenty of vendors make a no-selling promise. What makes this one different is that much of the sensitive material simply isn't collected in the first place. A company that never holds your decryption keys, credentials, or files has nothing in those categories to sell, share, or lose — regardless of policy.

Policy can change. Architecture is harder to reverse.

See also: "What can Cyber Crucible disclose if compelled by a government or court?"