FlightCert is supported by the latest security protocols and processes ensuring your data remains safe and secure.
From who’s logging in, to what changes are being made, FlightCert provides the tools to help identify mistakes or unwanted activity.
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Your information is converted into unrecognised code using industry standard data encryption – the same level of
communication encryption provided by banking websites.
This protects your personal and aircraft data securely – and you control who has access.
FlightCert offers two-factor authentication - this creates an extra layer of security by requiring more than one form of identification to access your FlightCert account.
To access FlightCert with two-factor authentication turned on, users are required to enter their username, password, and a verification code from an authenticator app on their device - free to download from the App Store.
We strongly recommend that two-factor authentication is turned on across FlightCert to ensure the ultimate security of data.
Data is securely hosted in data centres with biometric-authorised–only access, secure physical buildings,
individually locked server cabinets, and 24/7 camera motoring.
Security experts monitor software security bulletins so that security warnings are dealt with as soon as information becomes available.
All software is secured in a Unix environment with industry-standard best practice.
Your data is backed up off-site every night so that immediate recovery is possible in case of electrical failures or
natural disasters.
