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What We Do?
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Overview
We produce highly scalable business solutions, with your success as
our main objective. We accomplish this by focusing
on the three single most important business growth
aspects: defining and reaching your prospects,
prospect conversion and customer retention.
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Retain: Internet Security |
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of the most valuable assets is a company's data,
including information about customers, partners
and prospects. Application and Internet Security
are a key component to ensuring the privacy of
customers and the integrity of the business. We
take security very seriously and every project
is built as a completely secure solution. |
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Internet Security Details |
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At NJDS we understand that aside from everything
else one of the most important issues is the
security of your system and your
customers'/prospects'/partners' information. That is
why, aside from their responsibilities building
completely secure solutions, our team is required to
spend 10-15% of their day learning and evaluating
new technologies and solutions to integrate into our
future development and to keep abreast with latest
security issues, bugs and solutions to forecast and
remedy possible problems before they even become
apparent. There are 2 "zones" where security comes
into play.
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ZONE1 - The channel of
transmission
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The
channel where information is being transmitted
(phone lines, for example).
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The
server, database and any additional functional
scripts that access the channel.
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The
transmission channel is addressed by transmitting
confidential information only over a secure SSL
connection - which is standard procedure for
e-commerce and any other confidential information.
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ZONE2 - The server (which
is broken down into 2 categories:
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Server software and hardware (for which the hosting
company is responsible)
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The
database, developed application etc. (for which we
are responsible).
As far as our side is concerned, we always take a
"Paranoia approach" to any programming we do. Where
the unrealistic assumption is made that every single
user using our application is a malicious Hacker
trying to break into the system.
So the first line of defense is complete and
thorough validation and modification of all data
entered by a user into any form. Which includes
searching for any special characters used to access
server information through a posted form. All
potentially dangerous symbols and characters are
taken out or replaced by harmless characters. Only
after that validation and modification is the form
sent onto the server for processing.
In addition, access to a higher level of
modification of the web site or application is given
only to the Administrator of the website, which
requires a heightened security authorization process
to enter that area of the site each time.
Sensitive files on the server are placed into
special hidden folders instead of the root folder,
which hides sensitive data even in the event of a
security breach.
Also very sensitive information, such as credit card
information, is either not stored at all in the
database - perhaps discarded after the transaction
is completed - or highly encrypted with only last 4
digits viewable. |
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