Security - Avvoka

Enterprise-grade security for enterprise clients

ISO27001 certified

Continuously certified since October 2017
Subject to annual external audits
ISMS policy available here

Physical location security

Server’s located in our clients’ core business regions (UK, Europe, USA and Australia)
AWS, OVH and Azure datacentres
Physical access is restricted from Avvoka staff

Data replication & backup

All production databases are subject to real-time replication
Hot-standby arrangement for failovers
Backups encrypted using AES-256

Passwords

Minimum strength rules adhered to
Passwords filtered from logs and one-way encrypted using BCrypt
Password rotation rules can be defined

2FA and SSO

2FA can be enforced company-wide
SSO-only enforcement rules available
Automatic SSO user revocation for leavers

Availability and design

High availability and transparent reporting
Adherence to secure development principles
Pipeline continuously tested for attacks such as CSRF, XSS, SQLI and many more

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Application, systems and software

Your connection to Avvoka (including API access) is secure and encrypted using HTTPS. This is the same level of encryption used by leading banks and government agencies. Your documents are also stored and encrypted at rest using AES – 256 bit encryption. Each one is encrypted with a unique initialisation vector. As an additional safeguard, each key is encrypted with a regularly rotated master key.

Annual penetration testing

Each year, the application is subject to black-box penetration testing. Only CREST-approved providers are appointed. Copies of our latest scorecard are made available to clients on request.

Reporting a vulnerability

Share the details of any suspected vulnerabilities with Avvoka’s Security Team by contacting us at security@avvoka.com.

Please do not publicly disclose these details without express written consent from Avvoka. In reporting any suspected vulnerabilities, please include the following information:

Date the vulnerability was observed
Description of the vulnerability
Instructions to duplicate the vulnerability (this can be written steps, a video, or a set of screen captures detailing the proof of concept)
Your name and company (if applicable)
Your preferred contact information (email, phone, anonymous)
Your PGP to allow for encrypted communication (if available)

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Enterprise-grade security for enterprise clients

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Application, systems and software

Annual penetration testing

Reporting a vulnerability

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