Security

Your Internet browser must be cookie-enabled and support https connections to use PutPlace. Almost all modern browsers are already PutPlace-compatible. If you have any problems email us at support@putplace.com.

Nothing PutPlace does prevents you from using your firewall and regular computer security set-up. You may need to enable the Firewall. In this case, a dialogue box will requests your permission to allow the data transmission.

Make sure to keep your user name and password private because it’s the only way anyone can access your data.

At PutPlace we know your username, but not your password. If you forget your password we won’t be able to send it to you. Though we can help you set-up a new one.

We’ll soon be offering an encryption service that will allow you to encrypt all your content for added security.

Even if we wanted to, we can’t see any of your data because your account is password protected. If you forget or lose your username or password, we will can assist you in setting up a new one, but we can’t retrieve your old one.

As a default, we use the Amazon's S3 service to store your data (unless you request a different storage service). In Amazon, all links are private, so there’s no easy way to connect data back to a PutPlace account. Additionally, we upload data over encrypted links, which ensure your data is safe during the upload process.

PutPlace stores your data using Amazon's S3 storage service-the web’s safest possible storage ‘facility’.

We also ensure that no-one else can see your content by password protecting all of it. Only you, and the people you share your password with, will be able to view your stuff. Plus, we’ll soon offer an encryption service. That’s pretty much the equivalent of lead-lining your content.