Lightspeed keeps our network safe and secure against unauthorized access.
We are constantly enforcing measures to keep Lightspeed’s network safe and secure. Such measures include system monitoring, logging, alerting, and Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) protection.
To protect Lightspeed from unauthorized access via remote devices, company-issued devices are configured, updated, and tracked by endpoint management solutions. By default, Lightspeed workstations are equipped with data encryption, firewalls, and strong passwords and endpoint protection.
We also centrally manage access to Lightspeed’s network and applications, enforce multi-factor authentication, and continuously audit access to follow the principle of least privilege. Privileges are assigned on a need-to-know basis and are revoked when a job role changes or employment ceases.