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SECURITY STATEMENT
Teranet Services Inc. ("TSI") is committed to providing a secure environment that protects your personal information. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for information on what personal information we may gather and how we use it.
All
sessions through the REDX service are secured
using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption. This
means that all information you exchange with the
REDX servers is encrypted when it travels
between your desktop and our server. Only the
REDX server or your desktop can decrypt the
information.
All
servers for the REDX Site are protected by
sophisticated firewall hardware and software.
Firewall logs are monitored to ensure no one has
attempted to compromise firewall security.
The REDX
servers are physically located in a facility
requiring security card access. All access is
restricted to authorized site operations
personnel only. The facility is generally
staffed 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.
Access
to REDX Services is protected by a Subscriber
ID, User name and password combination that is
unique to each user. All IDs, User names and
passwords are stored in a secure database.
Our
service provider, Teranet Inc. (“Teranet”), is
dedicated and committed to constantly improving
its information security program. To that end
Teranet has earned the Enterprise Certification
from Cybertrust, formerly TruSecure Corporation.
(Cybertrust is recognized as a worldwide
authority in independent security assurance
services.) To earn this certification Teranet
was subjected to a number of tests and
assessments to determine the degree of risk
prevalent in its operation. These tests and
assessments as defined by Cybertrust
include:
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Privacy, as it applies to
employee data, customer information and
proprietary information. |
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Electronic threats, in the
forms of network “sniffing”, “spoofing”, and
“hacking”. |
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Downtime, as a result of electronic threats,
such as Denial of Service attacks (DOS),
errors in code and logic bombs, or as a
result of broader issues, such as natural
disasters. |
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Malicious
code such as viruses, worms and Trojan horses. |
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Physical security, including
theft, unsecured workstations and proper
facilities. |
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Human factors, including
policies and procedures. |
Teranet successfully passed all tests and was
certified. It is retested on a quarterly basis
to maintain its certification.
This Security Statement is subject to the Terms and Conditions.
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