As a researcher at a startup, I have to rely on 3rd party tools at least to some extent to collect information (like surveys, screeners, etc). Luckily the data

As a researcher at a startup, I have to rely on 3rd party tools at least to some extent to collect information (like surveys, screeners, etc). Luckily the data I collect isn't super sensitive, but my guess is that most small companies are collecting names, phone numbers, and email at least and storing them in a 3rd party platform. I imagine most small companies rely on 3rd parties like Google, Airtable, Salesforce, etc. to store at least some data about users. But I don't want to rely on these insecure 3rd parties to store this data. Maybe an opportunity for SaaS to move into a different direction where there's a front-end portal but actually don't store your data? Most small companies don't have developer resources to make secure surveys in-house.