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Writing your research is your life’s work. We know it. That’s why we built SciSpace from the beginning with data security in mind. Your privacy is of utmost important to us and we take every effort under our control to secure all your data.
Protecting our customers’ data is the most important thing we do at SciSpace. We ensure that every possible step to secure your data and privacy is promptly undertaken. Keeping SciSpace secure is fundamental to our vision of transforming the way research is communicated. As you continue to know more about us, you can also read our privacy policy here
All servers that run SciSpace software in production is recent, continuously patched Linux systems. Additional hosted services that we utilize, such as Amazon Cloud Storage, are comprehensively hardened infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platforms.
Our web servers use the strongest grade of HTTPS security (TLS 1.2) so that requests are protected from eavesdroppers and man-in-the-middle attacks. Our SSL certificates are 2048 bit RSA, signed with SHA256.
We place strict controls over our employees’ access to your data and are committed to ensure that any customer data is not seen by anyone who should not have access to it. All of our employees and contract personnel are bound to our policies regarding customer data privacy and security and we treat these issues as matters of the highest importance within our company.
SciSpace conducts background checks on all employees before employment, and employees receive security training during on boarding as well as on an ongoing basis. All SciSpace employees are required to read and sign our strict data security and privacy policy covering the security, availability, and confidentiality of our services.
SciSpace is not subject to PCI obligations. All payment instrument processing is outsourced to 2Checkout
SciSpace production data is processed and stored within AWS Data Centers, which uses state-of-the-art multi-layer access, alerting, and auditing measures, including
You can know more about AWS Data security here