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if i ask for private information, how do i guarantee the information is private?
i hate thinking it will be sent to a server i am not familiar with and potential medical information could be no longer private. is there an encryption option? or even better a direct push to my private email to bypass storage server risk.
unfortunately, all the initial submission data will be stored in our data centers. however, you have an option to delete them and they will be permanently be gone in our servers, which means that action is irreversible.
another option, you can directly push the submission data to your server using ftp. heres a guide on that: http://www.jotform.com/help/177-how-to-enable-ftp-on-form-submissions. but, you need to have at least a file upload field in the form itself. you can also integrate your form to other file storage systems like dropbox and google drive, although im not sure if that is something you are considering.
reporting vulnerabilities in our system.
- our system administrators have a collective 40+ years of industry experience.
- our development team is encouraged to follow best security practices.
- all data transfer are made of 256-bit ssl secure connection.
- our servers are located on ssae16 audited facilities.
our developers also released a new feature, the encrypted forms. you can learn more about it in this blog post: http://www.jotform.com/blog/162-introducing-encrypted-forms-the-ultimate-in-online-form-security.
i hope that somehow this helps.
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