SetKeeper uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to store and process data. We also use Google Cloud Platform to host our web application and website. To ensure compliance with industry best practices, Amazon and Google's data centers are accredited to conform to these industry standards:

ISO 27001
SOC 1 and SOC 2
PCI Level 1

Our systems are configured to automatically apply security patches as soon as they are available. We use compliance best practices to manage vulnerabilities and track our dependencies for known CVEs. We closely monitor security mailing lists to be aware of the latest threats. To further limit potential risks, we configure our services with tight firewall rules.

We work closely with our customers and third party security companies to perform thorough Penetration Tests on a recurring basis. Our code is scanned for known CVEs in the dependencies we're using. Our infrastructure is scanned for any misconfiguration using AWS Config and scanned every week for known vulnerability with Detectify.

SetKeeper encrypts at rest using AES 256. All connections from your browser to SetKeeper enforce TLS encryption. We only store passwords as salted hashes, not plain passwords.

All data, database and documents are backed up in real-time. Our backups are in a different availability zone than live data.

Any connection to our systems is logged. These logs are centralized with Datadog and stored in an encrypted AWS S3 bucket. This bucket is configured to make sure logs cannot be tampered with nor deleted.

We monitor external services and open source libraries for security issues. We use automated tools to continuously scan for service interruptions, performance degradation, and security vulnerabilities and alert our engineers as incidents are detected. You can track SetKeeper's status in real time here: https://status.setkeeper.com

To ensure system availability and provide the best experience, we review and test all updates to SetKeeper. For each change, we perform unit and end-to-end tests on our continuous integration server. Our quality assurance team evaluates and manually tests functions expected to be impacted by a change to ensure they're not negatively impacted by a regression. ​

After we release a change, we continue to monitor and log exceptions and schedule them for resolution. We use several monitoring services to monitor any impact to performance from changes.

We conduct pre-employment checks on new SetKeeper employees and require that they sign a confidentiality agreement. During onboarding and on a recurring basis (once a year) thereafter, we train employees on company policies, security, privacy, and compliance to ensure they all know how to properly protect your data and react to security threats. We ensure that each device follows our information security standards by encrypting our employees hard drives and installing anti-malware software.