IPVanish clears a third independent audit, reinforcing its no-logs credentials for the second year in a row
Independent auditors found no evidence of logging for the third time
IPVanish has successfully completed its third independent audit for no-logs policy, reaffirming its privacy stance for the second consecutive year. The audit, conducted by Schellman Compliance, found no evidence of traffic, metadata, or session logging on IPVanish's servers. The comprehensive review involved access to IPVanish's systems, interviews with staff, and test traffic exercises.
Schellman's auditors confirmed that any real-time abuse detection operates solely in memory, leaving no trace. IPVanish's General Manager, Subbu Sthanu, emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability, stating that a credible no-logs policy requires evidence. The audit follows IPVanish's recent rollout of RAM-only servers and the expansion of its server network to over 150 locations.
The company is also in the process of migrating its infrastructure to RAM-only servers by 2027, further reinforcing its commitment to privacy.
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