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MyOperator protects the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all service data through an ISO/IEC 27001:2013–certified Information Security Management System (ISMS). Controls include AWS-hosted infrastructure with VPC isolation, 128-bit-encrypted SSL traffic, SiteLock malware scanning, intrusion-detection tools, annual employee security training, and a formal responsible-disclosure program for researchers.
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MyOperator’s foremost commitment is to safeguard confidentiality, integrity, service availability, and the data clients entrust to us—whether stored, processed, or transmitted through our services.
MyOperator maintains Information Security Policies and Procedures that are reviewed and audited yearly against ISO/IEC 27001:2013. Certification demonstrates:
• Commitment to information security
• Formal risk-management controls
• Legal and regulatory compliance
• Continual improvement of the ISMS
• Globally recognised third-party assurance
• Annual information-security training and awareness programs for every employee keep the workforce up-to-date on modern threats.
• Comprehensive procedures exist for reporting, tracking, investigating, communicating, and remediating security incidents, enabling swift response and minimal impact.
Measure | Details |
Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Robust cloud infrastructure supports strong security protocols. |
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) | All data resides on servers inside a restricted VPC; external access is blocked. Encrypted data is virtually impossible to decrypt, even if it is accessed. |
SSL certificates | 128-bit encryption secures every client ↔ server session; HTTPS rollout covers all MyOperator app pages. |
SiteLock malware scanner | Continuous website scanning blocks malicious scripts, session hijacking, and cookie-stealing attacks. |
Other tools & techniques | Rigorous code reviews, intrusion-detection/prevention tools with auto-alerts, and IP whitelisting via firewalls prevent unauthorised access. |
MyOperator invites security researchers to report vulnerabilities under clear guidelines:
• Good-faith research within this policy is authorised. MyOperator will not pursue legal action and will acknowledge the value of such research.
• Notify MyOperator promptly after discovering an issue.
• Avoid privacy violations, production disruption, or data destruction.
• Exploit only enough to confirm a vulnerability; do not exfiltrate data
• Allow reasonable time for remediation and keep details confidential until resolved.
• Stop testing and report immediately if sensitive data is encountered.
The above assurances do not apply if:
• A researcher exploits or discloses data beyond confirming a vulnerability.
• Testing degrades user experience, disrupts production systems, or manipulates data.
• Vulnerability details are published before MyOperator resolves the issue.
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