All processes connected
Openness
The Open Data Protocol which is an open protocol that allows the creation and consumption of queryable and interoperable REST APIs in a simple and standard way.
File exchange
We support (S)FTP as PDFs, Pictures, XMLs, CSVs.
Native development
You can create plugins and webhooks.
Direct Database access
It is possible to install direct database access if the developer’s access is permitted.
Cloud configuration
It is possible to extend functionalities by additional cloud configuration and the integration with cloud services if the developer’s access is permitted.
Single Sign-On
We use plugins from Auth0 to use Single Sign-On and even SCIM.
All data secured
Security
OWASP 2.0 compliant.
App - access
The app is enforcing strong passwords and access keys expire.
App - authentication
We use Auth0 for identity management.
2-factor authentication
Enterprise users get access to 2FA.
App - encryption
The app database is encrypted (AES-256) and sensitive data is encrypted in users' private keystore.
Webservice - DDOS.FIREWALL. GEO BLOCKING. IP WHITELISTING
Plus Cloudflare. Azure. Web application firewall and whitelist or blacklist IP addresses.
Database server - Private. Encrypted. Data masked.
Isolated and private database. DB encryption enabling. Hide data for certain users or user groups.
Offline & Online
When back online, data is updated automatically through background sync and everyone is notified.
Is performing inspections using MS Excel, MS Word, or Google Sheets, part of the shadow IT landscape?
In this whitepaper, we are going to clear the air by explaining how inspection engineers use these technologies, how they might impact the businesses’ growth and security in the long run, what risks arise across the organisation, and what is the alternative.
When asked about the impact of shadow IT, any IT department will address the security threat that arises for the IT systems. External technology like personal local pc or laptop, or personal cloud environment, that hasn’t gone through rigorous testing is perceived as hard to control.
