YouSendIt Security Data Sheet – Secure File Transfer and Data ...

YouSendIt
Security
Network and System Security
YouSendIt leverages ISP and enterprise-grade
firewalls that provide IP filtering and DOS
protection for intrusion detection protection.
All incoming network ports are blocked except
for 80 and 443, which are dynamically opened
and closed to allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
Proactive network scans run at all times,
and Internet spiders and search engines are
blocked from files. At-rest encryption ensures
that your entire system, operating system, and
data and system files are secured at the highest
level against cyber threats as well as lost or
stolen disks.
Application Security
In addition to a hardened operating system,
YouSendIt uses password and privilege
policies to authenticate and authorize users.
All passwords and credentials are encrypted
during transmissions. With Active Directory
integration, users are deployed and managed
within the customer network. No passwords
are stored outside of the corporate network,
and the administrator can tightly manage the
entire process.
Data Protection During Transfer and At Rest
All data in motion is encrypted using 128-bit
SSL encryption with class 3 certificates and
cryptography. File names are dynamically
scrambled, and data is continuously replicated
and scanned for viruses. All data in our secure
data centers is encrypted using 256-bit AES
encryption. These measures ensure that
the integrity of the data is maintained during
transmission, uploading, downloading,
and storage of a file.
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Application
• Hardened operating system
• Proactive vulnerability scan
• No single point of failure
• Horizontally scalable modules
• Advanced access and
authentication controls
Data Center
• SAS 70 Type II certified
• Video surveillance
• Highly restricted access
• Biometric scanning
• Detailed audit logs
• Redundant power supplies
• Seismically protected
Datasheet
Data
• Encryption in transit: 128-bit SSL
• Encryption at rest: 256-bit AES
• Redundant file copies
• Virus scanning
• Dynamic file name scrambling
• Data confidentiality—No search
engine or spider access
• File expiration and password
protection options
Network
• Redundant 10GB bandwidth
• ISP grade firewalls
• High performance load balancers
• IP and protocol filtering
• DOS protection
• Proactive network vulnerability scans