LocalVoice understands that your data is your most valuable asset. Accordingly, our position on privacy is clear—we do not sell or share our clients' data. Our clients retain complete ownership and control of all their member information.
To ensure that the highest level of privacy and security, client data is stored in a secure, encrypted, password-protected database. Each client's donor and transaction data is private, secure, and protected. LocalVoice employs 128-bit encryption and SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) secure connections to protect our clients and their members. LocalVoice also employs appropriate backup and contingency plans with rigorous system and procedural controls:
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Internet Firewalls
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Network Translation and Proxy Services
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24-hour Building Security Access and Data Center Proximity Cards – required for access to building and data centers
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Video Monitoring and Recording
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Secure Socket Layer Data Encryption (SSL) for 128-bit encryption
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Network-Resident Anti-Virus Software – scans all connections for virus attacks
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Host and Network-based Intrusion Detection Systems
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Multiple Authentication Schemes – including biometric devices, rolling key algorithm tokens, authentication of location by verification of IP address, strict automated password rules, denial of access based upon time/day schedule
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Redundant Network Infrastructure and Internet Connectivity
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Regularly Scheduled Backups, Offsite Storage, Disaster Recovery
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Third-Party Security Review – Third-party vendors review Internet security by probing for known software weaknesses, attempting "hacks" into network systems, and reporting all results
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Network Directory Software – logs all activity for audit trail
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Failsafe Lock Hardware and Procedures
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Inert Gas and Dry-Pipe Fire-Suppression System