Your SaaS Security Checklist

SSL certificates to secure data transmission: Encrypting communications protects you and your information. It prevents most attempts of hampering.

Transparency about the security measures in place: Logs are necessary to trace back attacks to who and where they came from.

Gold standard data encryption: AES-256 encryption – which the National Security Agency (NSA) uses for top secret information– would literally take billions of billions of years to crack.

Gold standard data encryption: AES-256 encryption – which the National Security Agency (NSA) uses for top secret information– would literally take billions of billions of years to crack.

Gold standard data encryption: AES-256 encryption – which the National Security Agency (NSA) uses for top secret information– would literally take billions of billions of years to crack.

In-app granular permission levels: Granular user permissions enable administrators “triple permission” flexibility, locking access from individual document level, individual user level and individual project access.

Automatic user tracking: It logs all user actions so everything is annotated and any potential internal malicious activity can be traced to the perpetrator.

System redundancy: Customer data and assets are maintained in a remotely hosted application database. Using “master and replica” architecture, the data is simultaneously written to two separate databases, on two different physical devices, in two different geographical locations. All data is then copied nightly to a third, off-site file storage disk array.

State-of-the-art secure facilities. Facilities are under 24 hour interior and exterior surveillance. Only authorized data center employees who have undergone multiple background security checks can enter.

Hot swappable hardware. Components can be easily replaced or added without interruption to the system. If there is a component failure, there is an immediate back up.