Food safety compliance depends on trust, and so does the software that supports it. Certdox is built on Amazon Web Services and includes built-in security measures that protect your data without slowing you down.
Your records are encrypted using SSL, stored securely in the cloud, and backed by firewalls and redundant systems on both coasts. If an outage occurs, operations continue without interruption. With automated backups and role-based permissions, your compliance data stays safe, recoverable, and always under your control.
SSL Certificate
- SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer, a standard encryption method for protecting data in transit.
- Certdox uses SSL to ensure secure, encrypted connections between your browser and our platform.
- The padlock and https protocol confirm the connection is secure and trusted.
- SSL protects user identities and builds trust with your FSQA and IT teams.
AWS Firewall
- Certdox runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS), a trusted cloud infrastructure platform.
- We use a web application firewall to block common threats and unauthorized access attempts.
- These protections help ensure uptime, secure access, and consistent performance.
- AWS meets global compliance standards, including PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, and ISO 27001.
Redundant Servers
- Redundant servers act as a backup in case a primary server fails.
- This improves uptime and helps avoid disruptions during audits or production.
- Our backup servers are kept offline until needed, then activated instantly.
- Redundancy ensures your data remains available and recoverable across multiple locations.
AWS Backups
- Certdox performs automatic daily backups using AWS-managed services.
- Backups are securely stored offsite, giving you peace of mind in the event of data loss.
- We archive data in secondary storage, so recovery is fast and reliable.
- Backups protect your records from hardware failure, outages, or accidental deletion.
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