Swiss bot protection: what “Swiss” means at Antisy
Antisy is bot protection from a Swiss company: Antisy Sàrl is entered in the Geneva commercial register, and visitors’ data is processed at Infomaniak, in Geneva. This page says what that covers, and what it does not promise.
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Who is behind Antisy?
Antisy Sàrl is a Swiss company entered in the Geneva commercial register. It works in IT security, in defence only. Its registered office is in Grand-Lancy, in the canton of Geneva.
Where is visitors’ data processed?
Hosting is at Infomaniak, in Geneva. It has been in service since 27 October 2026.
Infomaniak is the authorised sub-processor under Antisy’s data processing agreement. Antisy’s code, for its part, is at GitHub, in the United States, and holds no visitor or customer data.
See: Security: where the data are, who has access · Data processing agreement: the sub-processors
How much data, and for how long?
The script measures what the browser declares and how the page is used; Antisy’s server reads the IP address, the User-Agent, the order of the HTTP headers and the request context. The script never reads the content of keystrokes or fields.
The measurements sent by the browser are kept for a few minutes, the time it takes to verify the submission; part of them, 30 days if keeping is switched on for the site, which it is not by default. The IP address, the User-Agent and the request context are erased at 30 days, the sign-in identifier at 90 days, and the whole record is deleted at 180 days at most.
These data include personal data: the privacy policy describes them.
See: Home page: what the script measures, and for how long · Documentation: data collected and privacy
And the Swiss data protection act?
For your visitors, your site remains the controller; Antisy acts as processor (FADP art. 9), under contract, and offers a model data processing agreement at every tier.
Antisy does not say that your site or Antisy abides by the FADP: only a person who gives legal advice can say so. The page on the FADP quotes the articles of the act, read on Fedlex.
See: The FADP and Antisy: who is the controller, who is the processor · CAPTCHA and Swiss data protection: what a bot check processes, what to ask a provider
What does the visitor see?
Nothing. Antisy shows no puzzle: the visitor’s browser does a short computation in the background, and your server receives a verdict, allow or deny.
See: Comparisons: Antisy and the other services, with dated sources
Who answers when something goes wrong?
A person, by e-mail, at support@antisy.com: it is the only support address, and there is no telephone. We aim to answer within the working day; that delay is not promised for the Free tier.
What “Swiss” does not promise
- It is not a label: “Swiss” says where the company is and where the data are, not a level of security.
- Antisy never reads the content of your fields, and it says nothing about the rest of your site: where it is, what it keeps, how it handles its visitors.
- Antisy is neither a firewall, nor a protection against flooding attacks, nor a payment anti-fraud tool.
No bot check is perfect, and Antisy announces no detection rate.
See: Frequently asked questions: does Antisy stop every bot?
Where does Antisy stand?
Access is by waiting list. The API and the dashboard have been in service since 27 October 2026, hosted at Infomaniak in Geneva; no customer is in production yet. The pilot started on 9 November 2026 on our own forms.
Protecting a login or a sign-up goes through a Node SDK (Express, Fastify, Next.js) whose name is reserved on npm; its version 1.0 is not yet published.
See: The pilot · Join the waiting list
Frequently asked questions
Is Antisy Swiss bot protection?
Antisy is bot protection from a Swiss company: Antisy Sàrl is entered in the Geneva commercial register, and hosting is at Infomaniak, in Geneva, in service since 27 October 2026. “Swiss” says where the company and the data are; it is not a label.
Where is visitors’ data processed?
At Infomaniak, in Geneva, the authorised sub-processor under Antisy’s data processing agreement. The retention periods are published: the Data section of the home page, and the documentation.
Does Antisy say that my site abides by the FADP?
No. Antisy says so neither of your site nor of itself: only a person who gives legal advice can say so. For your visitors, your site remains the controller; Antisy acts as processor (FADP art. 9), under contract.
See also: Bot detection: telling a bot from a human · Data security and reporting a vulnerability · Comparisons: Antisy and the other services · Glossary