Is Trello a secure platform?

Is Trello a secure platform?

Trello provides a secure experience for customers by keeping their security systems up to date with the best practices.

How does Trello store data?

The entire Trello platform is backed up, but users are responsible for backing up their individual board data. The way to approach data security for any cloud-based tool is the Shared Responsibility Model. The SRM is actually pretty common across popular SaaS apps.

Is my data safe in Trello?

By default, when a user sets up a Trello board, the data within is private (where “only board members can see and edit this board”). However, users can make their boards public – and Trello warns that “anyone on the internet (including Google) can see this board.”

Is Trello backed up?

Trello maintains disaster recovery backups of their entire platform – and every account on it. These backups are updated regularly.

Does Trello steal data?

Craig Jones, global cybersecurity operations director at Sophos, has discovered that Trello, an app used for organizing personalized to-do lists and coordinating team tasks, exposed the personally identifiable information (PII) data of its users who made their Trello boards “public”.

Where are the servers running Trello located in?

In which country, or countries, are servers running Trello located? Because of the laws in Canada regulating public institutions, we are not allowed to store certain kinds of information if the servers are in the USA. A solution would be to run this nice tool on our own servers, but I just read that this is not an option.

Where does Trello Store CSS and JavaScript files?

The Trello javascript/CSS are hosted on amazon cloudfront (with edge nodes around the world) Attachments that are uploaded to Trello are stored on Amazon S3, but in a US region. Google Drive/Docs attachments that are attached to Trello cards are (of course) hosted wherever Google stores its files.

Where are Google Docs stored on Trello card?

Attachments that are uploaded to Trello are stored on Amazon S3, but in a US region. Google Drive/Docs attachments that are attached to Trello cards are (of course) hosted wherever Google stores its files.

What do we need to know about security at Trello?

It covers the key steps we take and controls we implement across a number of security domains, both in securing our own environments (including our cloud-based platforms), and the processes we have in place to ensure we create products that are secure as possible for our customers and users.