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Security for a head of IT

Every item is labelled as in the product today, built and switched on at deployment, or planned. Nothing here means a service is running for customers.

This page is written for a head of IT. Each item carries one of three labels. "In the product today" means it is code in the app itself. "Built, switched on at deployment" means it is part of how the system is hosted and is switched on when a customer's system is deployed. "Planned" means it has not been done. None of the labels means a service is running for customers.

AreaWhat it isStatus
Separation between companiesEach company's data is kept apart by row-level security, forced in the database itself.In the product today
Sign-inSign in with Microsoft or Google. No passwords are stored.In the product today
RolesFour roles: admin, office, accounts and warehouse.In the product today
Change historyA record of who changed what, including the reason when one was required.In the product today
Data ownershipThe data belongs to the customer, with a full export on request.In the product today
Wall board accessEach wall board screen has its own read-only key, which can be revoked.In the product today
HostingHosted on AWS in London.Built, switched on at deployment
EncryptionEncrypted in storage and in transit.Built, switched on at deployment
BackupsContinuous backups, with a restore test every week.Built, switched on at deployment
Infrastructure assuranceBuilt on ISO 27001 / SOC 2-certified infrastructure, with controls aligned to ISO 27001.Built, switched on at deployment
Penetration testAn independent penetration test, before the first customer goes live.Planned
Cyber EssentialsCyber Essentials certification, before the first customer goes live.Planned

The certification wording above is deliberate. The infrastructure is certified. VSE is not claiming to be certified itself, and the controls are aligned to ISO 27001, not audited against it.

Questions from your IT team are welcome through the enquiry form.

Where this shows on screen

People screen with four users and their roles, a column for who can accept shortages, and wall board screens that can be revoked
Roles, the shortage-acceptance flag and revocable wall board links. Example screens with made-up data for a fictional company, Tidewater Productions.
People, roles and change history. Who can do what, and the record of who changed what. Captions on.

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