SaaS and Security

To ensure SaaS Security and Data Integrity for your organization, BScaler developed a global approach to the three core security areas every data-centric business faces – the data center, the Internet, and the application. The list of security practices below is just a highlight of the broad, state-of-the-art security measures we have in place.

BScaler Assurance:

• More than 30 years IT infrastructure Design & Build
• No SMB has the highly qualified full-time staff of IT, DBA, Developers, Writers, Instructors & Support onboard as BScaler
• Software Restricted Access – User Roles, 2-Level Passwords
• All Data available in Excel Format for your protection
• Scalable on Demand – BScaler Resource Grows with You
• We Train! And YOU must be satisfied!

The data center includes:

• Access control badges limited to employees required for data center operations
• 24 x 7 x 365 alarmed facility
• Reliability & Redundancy:
• RAID – Live Data Redundancy
• Standby Server & High Availability (HA)
• Regular Backups for Human Error
• Offsite Data Storage for Disaster Recovery (DR)
• Standby Server & High Availability
• Battery power and diesel generators in the event of loss of electricity

At the Internet level, we utilize:

• SSL Encrypted (banking industry)
• Role-based with over 30 user levels of security
• Latest technology firewalls
• Immutable system binaries
• Hardened OS (read only)
• Buffer overflow resistance
• Powerful network monitoring tools

And lastly, the application lets you assign roles to authorized employees (with unique user ID and password) as a level of security that determines who can access what information and how it can be accessed. Which employees can access what information, and how that information may be accessed.

Ultimately, NFPOs use BScaler to bring clarity to their business processes, accelerate productivity, boost efficiency, and achieve their mandate by providing real-time business insight.

ERM User Roles

In order to ensure ERP Security and Data Integrity across your organization, BScaler uses role assignments as a level of security in order to determine which employees can access what information, and how that information can be accessed. A user’s role determines allowable functions and access privileges.

Adding new users is easy. When you add a user to ERM, you will enter their name and login ID. In addition, you need to know that user’s role. As the ERM administrator, you will be called upon to add and remove user IDs and pass­words. You will associate each user with a specific ERM Role. The roles are: