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[[SmartSimple]] handles client data with the utmost integrity. Security features and functionality exist at ''all ''levels of our system - from [[Global User Administrator|administrative controls]] to encrypted servers which are securely housed in a SSAE 16 (SAS 70*) data center.
The below chart is a broad overview of our security process, licenses, and features:
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||'''Certifications, Memberships & Compliance'''
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* SSAE 16 (The United States)*
* CSAE 3416 (Canada)
* FS-ISAC (Financial Services - Information Sharing and Analysis Center)
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||'''Encryption & Protection'''
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* SHA 256 [[Password Policy|Password]] Encryption
* SSL (128/1024) Encryption
* Closed ports
* All outward-facing [[URL]]s are encrypted
* Encrypted severs (provides protection from "bare metal attacks")
* DDoS shield
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||'''[[Roles and Security Settings|Role-Based Permissions]]'''
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* The creation of [[User Role|user roles]] define levels of access - this is a central feature of the [[SmartSimple]] platform
* This user level control ensures that information is only accessible to those who are authorized
* See Also: [[Organization hierarchy#Organization Based Security|Organization-Based Security]]
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||'''System Lockdown'''
||At the first sign of an attempted breach of security, your SmartSimple [[instance]] can be placed on lockdown. This ensures that access is limited to parties who are addressing the security concern.
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||'''Forensic Auditing'''
||With your permission, SmartSimple can track system usage and provide you with detailed access [[Reports|reports]]. This may help to identify any unauthorized access resulting from issues such as shared [[Password Policy|passwords]] and malicious data manipulating.
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||'''[[Reader Log]] and [[Track Changes|Field Change Tracking]]'''
||All field changes are tracked and auditable.
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||'''[[Two-Factor Authentication]]'''
||Protect your organization and system by requiring an additional layer of user verification beyond a username and password. Two-factor authentication drastically reduces the incidence of online identity theft and fraud.
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*SSAE 16 supersedes Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS) No. 70 with the professional guidance for performing a service auditor's examination.
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