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In light of recent years' events, I hope "Wall Street-Level Security" is taken to mean "Not very secure".
by evilswan 15y ago
In light of recent years' events, I hope "Wall Street-Level Security" is taken to mean "Not very secure".
- nbpoole 15y ago> Just passed a 47,000 point security check by an independent 3rd party. Our platform is also now PCI DSS compliant. Daily tests starting now https://twitter.com/#!/ruxum/status/86827701381496833 https://twitter.com/#!/ruxum/status/86827701381496833 In other words, https://secure.trust-guard.com/certificates/www.ruxum.com https://secure.trust-guard.com/certificates/www.ruxum.com Personally, I don't consider that to be "Wall Street-Level Security."
- chadp 15y agoThat is one thing, some other here https://x.ruxum.com/security https://x.ruxum.com/security
- nbpoole 15y agoYes, with a lot of vague, generic statements. "Security measures have been built into the design and setup of our infrastructure." tells you absolutely nothing. Neither does "Disasters are never nice events and we hope they don’t happen. We also expect one will happen and have plans to recover when it does." (although it's not strictly a security issue either).
- ebaysucks 15y agoGetting a Truast Guard SSL security certificate is not that hard to do.