Security
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I was wondering if anyone had any idea about how to secure some of the information that you post in aC. I am looking to manage account information that is very private. Does anyone have any suggestions about how to do this or can anyone give me an idea about the level of security that aC already has?
Or does anyone have a suggestion for a way to store secure information on the web?
Thanks!
Or does anyone have a suggestion for a way to store secure information on the web?
Thanks!
Can Google index content beyond the login screen? I know this is probably a stupid question, but I know little about security of these kinds of web applications.
Also, If I have my aC installation put on a secure platform, does it prevent clients from being able to log in?
Anyone out there know how to put aC on a secure server (under my shared webhost?)
Also, If I have my aC installation put on a secure platform, does it prevent clients from being able to log in?
Anyone out there know how to put aC on a secure server (under my shared webhost?)
to secure your webserver in general, you need an SSL cert, to have an SSL sert, your shared host has to support it, and you probably have to pay for it through them (about $100/year).
That only covers clients accessing the information. You still need to make sure your database is secure. If someone manages to access your database (steal your password or hack your website), or your database is being accessed across an unencrypted network (from your web server to your db server) any information can be easily stolen. In general, a shared host is NOT! a good place to store "very private" information. You really need a dedicated server with SSL enabled and enforced, with the webserver and db on the same server, or an SSL cert between the web and db servers, OR a private network containing the 2 servers.
again, a shared host is NOT a good place for very private information.
all in all, if you are worried about security, you should hire a security consultant. I am NOT a security expert.
That only covers clients accessing the information. You still need to make sure your database is secure. If someone manages to access your database (steal your password or hack your website), or your database is being accessed across an unencrypted network (from your web server to your db server) any information can be easily stolen. In general, a shared host is NOT! a good place to store "very private" information. You really need a dedicated server with SSL enabled and enforced, with the webserver and db on the same server, or an SSL cert between the web and db servers, OR a private network containing the 2 servers.
again, a shared host is NOT a good place for very private information.
all in all, if you are worried about security, you should hire a security consultant. I am NOT a security expert.
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