ExpressVPN Hits 27 Audits: Privacy Suite Verified

ExpressVPN has reached a significant milestone by completing its 27th independent security audit, a number unmatched by competitors. The recent audits, conducted by cybersecurity firm Cure53, focused on the company's newer privacy tools, ExpressMailGuard and Identity Defender. These comprehensive reviews assessed the security and privacy features of the email alias service and the identity protection app, respectively.

This achievement signifies that every core component of ExpressVPN's growing privacy suite has now been independently verified. Since its first audit in 2018, the company has committed to subjecting its entire infrastructure, including VPN protocols, no-logs policy, AI assistant, and now its email and identity protection services, to rigorous external scrutiny. This continuous investment in accountability aims to build and maintain user trust, going beyond standard industry practices.

ExpressMailGuard, an email alias service, was audited for its secure relay layer, confirming it strips identifying metadata and protects user inboxes. Identity Defender, a US-only app, was tested for its backend infrastructure, ensuring sensitive personal information is isolated and protected against unauthorized access. Full audit reports are publicly available on ExpressVPN's Trust page.