Trust & Security

Security information that stays practical and clear.

WinIntel keeps public security information focused on the website, the information visitors are asked to share, the services that support the public site and the route for reporting a concern.

01 · Website deliveryThe public website uses HTTPS.Browser traffic to winintel.co.uk is delivered over an encrypted connection.
02 · Proportionate intakePublic forms are text-based.Start with the relevant enquiry or a public tender URL or notice reference.
03 · Security contactReport a suspected website issue directly.Email WinIntel with a concise description, reproduction steps and potential impact.
04 · Related transparencyPrivacy and provider information have dedicated public pages.Use the route that matches the question you need answered.
Reviewed 14 September 2026
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Start with the protections that affect the visitor.

The public website is delivered over HTTPS. WinIntel's public forms are text-based, and the tender intake begins with a public URL or notice reference. Visitors should share only information that is relevant to the enquiry or review.

ConnectionThe public website is served over HTTPS.
Tender intakeStart with a public tender URL or notice reference.
Data minimisationShare only authorised information that is relevant to the purpose.
ReportingA suspected website security issue can be reported directly by email.
What this page coversEncrypted website delivery, proportionate public submissions and the direct security-reporting route.
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Keep submissions proportionate to the purpose.

Start with the public opportunity or the question you need help with. Add supplier information only when it is authorised, relevant and needed for the review.

Good starting point

Send the public tender URL, notice reference or concise enquiry.

Include only the short business context needed to identify the opportunity or explain the question. Additional supplier information should be shared only when it is material and authorised.

Keep sensitive material out

Do not use public forms for credentials or unrelated sensitive records.

Do not submit passwords, access credentials, payment-card details, unrelated personal records or unauthorised confidential third-party material through the public routes.

Send One Tender Privacy Notice
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Report a suspected website security issue directly.

If you believe you have found a security issue affecting the WinIntel website, email hello@winintel.co.uk. A useful report is concise, reproducible and avoids unnecessary access to other people's information.

IssueDescribe what you observed and the affected page or function.
ReproductionProvide the minimum steps needed to reproduce the behaviour.
ImpactExplain the practical security impact you believe could follow.
EnvironmentInclude relevant browser, device or timing context where it helps reproduce the issue.
Keep testing safeDo not access, alter or delete data that does not belong to you, do not deliberately disrupt the service, and stop if further testing could create unnecessary risk.
Email a security report General Contact
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Use the route that matches the issue.

A suspected website vulnerability, a personal-data question and a general service concern need different routes. Choose the closest match below.

Security vulnerability

Email hello@winintel.co.uk with a clear security-report subject and reproduction details.

Personal-data question

Read the Privacy Notice for data handling, rights and contact information.

Website-provider question

See Technology Providers for the named services supporting the public website and their high-level roles.

Formal concern

Use Complaints for a service or data-protection complaint.

General support

Use Contact for a normal enquiry, correction or support message that is not a security disclosure.

Security contact

If you find a genuine website security issue, tell us directly.

Share enough detail to reproduce and understand the issue, while keeping any testing and disclosure proportionate.

Read Privacy NoticeReport a Security Issue