We get a lot of questions about how secure our application and the data contained with our application is and, whilst these are valid questions, we often encounter customers who think that the security is only our problem and not theirs. Whilst in some ways this is true and we do place a lot of time and energy into securing our systems and applications, there is a huge onus of responsibility on users to ensure their endpoints are secure – if this does not happen then how to secure our systems are becomes a minor consideration. For example, when you…

It is an obvious concern for customers that their data is not only secure but also that it is protected in the event of something going wrong. What can go wrong? Well, we are talking about things like server failure or corruption of data and the likes which, trust me, happen to EVERYONE no matter how big you are. Technology can be deployed to minimise the impact of such issues but it is VERY expensive and, as a free provider, not something we could realistically consider so how do we protect your data against such eventualities? Firstly, we take full database…