CFTS Documentation
Data Security Model
CFTS applies a structured approach to protecting client data across all stages of its lifecycle, from storage and access to transmission and backup.
This ensures that data remains secure, controlled, and recoverable at all times.
Multi-Layered Data Protection
Data security is implemented across multiple layers, including:
- infrastructure security
- controlled access to systems
- encryption of data
- monitoring and audit controls
This reduces the risk of data exposure or unauthorised access.
Controlled Access to Data
Access to data is managed through:
- role-based access controls
- restricted administrative privileges
- secure authentication mechanisms
Only authorised users are able to access systems and data, based on defined permissions.
Encryption & Data Protection
CFTS protects data through:
- encryption in transit using secure protocols
- encrypted storage where required
- encrypted backup systems
This ensures that data remains protected both during transfer and while stored.
Secure Backup & Retention
Data protection extends to backup systems, including:
- secure backup storage
- controlled retention policies
- protection against data loss or corruption
This ensures that data remains recoverable and intact over time.
Monitoring & Visibility
Systems are continuously monitored to:
- track access and activity
- detect unusual behaviour
- provide visibility into data usage
This supports early identification of potential risks.
Ongoing Security Management
Data security is maintained through continuous operational processes, including:
- regular review of access controls
- system configuration checks
- adherence to defined security practices
Why This Matters
Data security is not a single control, but a combination of measures working together.
CFTS ensures that data is:
- protected from unauthorised access
- securely stored and transmitted
- continuously monitored
- recoverable in the event of failure
This is essential for organisations that rely on the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of their data.