HOW WE PROTECT YOUR INFORMATION
- Your login, password, and all your information is encrypted using a
minimum of 128 bit encryption and secure sockets layer version 3.0.
These technologies prevent others from seeing any data that you enter
into The Studio Director.
- We continually evaluate and incorporate new technology, such as
firewalls, virus checkers, encryption, etc.
- Your information is stored and carefully protected on our servers. We work
very hard to ensure that no unauthorized access to your data is allowed and have
partnered with a recognized leader in the global managed hosting market to manage
and secure the web servers -
For more information about the security standards, please download the
rackspace security approach
- To further shield and protect your credit card and bank numbers, we do not
store any of your credit card or bank numbers ourselves. We have
partnered with large, respected merchant gateways. These merchant gateways specialize in
keeping your credit card and bank account data secure. If you enter credit card information, that information will be
stored on secure systems managed by either:
OR
With emerging compliance standards from different card brands, using these merchant gateways ensures that
your payment information is securely stored using the newest data security compliance standards of the major card associations - including SAS, PCI, SDP,
and CISP.
- We continually monitor our servers for attacks, fraud, and break-in
attempts.
- Our website will time you out after 20 minutes of inactivity. This
reduces the chances that someone could gain access from an unattended
computer.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF
- Use up-to-date virus protection software.
- Use a firewall.
- Make sure you have the latest security patches from Microsoft.
- Never open email attachments from unknown parties. Never download
and open files from untrusted websites.
- Never reply to us in an email with credit card, bank account, or
login information.
- If you are going to leave your computer unattended, be sure to exit out of the
Internet Explorer or Firefox application.