"DeepDelver stated that Delve 'achieves its claim of being the fastest platform by producing fake evidence, generating auditor conclusions on behalf of certification mills that rubber stamp reports, and skipping major framework requirements while telling clients they have achieved 100% compliance.'"
"The anonymous author recounted receiving an email about a potential data leak, leading to a collective investigation among clients who felt 'underwhelmed with the Delve experience' and suspected something was amiss."
An anonymous Substack post alleges that Delve misled customers into believing they were compliant with privacy and security regulations, risking criminal liability under HIPAA and fines under GDPR. Delve, a Y Combinator-backed startup, refuted these claims as misleading. The post's author, identifying as a former client, reported concerns over data leaks and alleged that Delve produced fake evidence to claim compliance. Customers reportedly felt pressured to accept fabricated documentation instead of pursuing legitimate compliance processes.
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