This page contains information about various standards and regulations, our approach to privacy and security, and reporting deficiencies to us.
Some people fear the cloud is risky, with hackers grabbing data day and night. To the uninformed, it seems obvious that keeping data safe requires it be kept in a self-controlled environment. To some that means on-site and away from the cloud. But is there any truth to this idea? Not much, really.
While it's theoretically possible to hack into the cloud, data stored in on-site servers is exposed to the same risks as data stored in the cloud. The simple truth is that the cloud has proven itself to be a reliable and secure choice for even the largest businesses, with more than half of enterprise companies noting that cloud infrastructure is a more secure data solution than legacy systems. Learn more in our Security Overview.