Ensure Your
Lead Database Is
SAFE & SECURE
with DDS
Sell.Do takes the integrity and protection of customers' data very seriously.
All data is stored in Rackspace's state-of-the-art cloud computing platform, Objectrocket.
Key security features include:
When an account is deleted, all associated data is destroyed within 7 business days.
Sell.Do development center is under 24x7 security protection to ensure only authorized individuals have access.
Everything from engineering to deployment complies with our highest standards of security.
Protected by Rackspace’s firewall equipped to counter regular DDoS attacks and other network-related intrusions.
We follow industry-leading secure coding standards and guidelines with security considerations from the ground-up.
The quality assurance process at Sell.Do subjects application updates to a thorough security validation.
Deployments to production servers are performed only by trusted and authorized engineers.
Formal procedures, controls and well-defined responsibilities are in place to ensure continued data security and integrity.
The Sell.Do office network is secured by industry-grade firewalls and antivirus software.
Sell.Do is ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified.
The first layer of security follows an ISO certified process that
restricts data access or infiltrations through our portal Sell.Do.
The second layer extends high-standards protocol that offer
data safety through our internationally renowned server provider,
Rack Space.
We follow the highest level of security processes and infrastructure guidelines set by ISO.
We follow the highest level of security processes and infrastructure guidelines set by ISO.
Our customers can encrypt key data elements so that there is no leak of contact details.
Our systems are capable of reporting any data theft incident or threat.
An essential element in ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS). Vulnerability arises when a threat finds an exploitable weakness that creeps in due to lack of attention, ignorance or in some cases intentional as well. Penetration testing simulates a malicious attack to establish whether your internet security is acceptable, is functioning the way it should, and will resist any external threats.
