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vFairs provides a cloud-based virtual and hybrid event platform that businesses can use to host their events online and in a hybrid mode. We take security seriously and have implemented best-in-class security and data protection practices to keep customer data safe. We have a dedicated internal security and privacy team. Our security team's controls and policies are detailed on this Security Status Page.
Email us at security@vfairs.com if you have any additional questions related to security not answered by this page.
Email us at privacy@vfairs.com if you have any questions related to privacy concerns, data subject access requests, Data Protection Agreements, etc.
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vFairs is excited to have completed the SSPA certification and attestation. As privacy and security grow in complexity, vFairs is leading the way in adopting the latest measures to ensure protection for our clients and employees. The Supplier Security & Privacy Assurance (SSPA) SSPA is a partnership between Microsoft Procurement, Corporate External and Legal Affairs, and Corporate Security to ensure privacy and security principles are followed by Microsoft suppliers. The scope of SSPA covers all suppliers globally that Process Personal Data or Microsoft Confidential Data in connection with that supplier’s performance (e.g., provision of services, software licenses, cloud services), under the terms of its contract with Microsoft (e.g., Purchase Order terms, master agreement) (“Perform,” “Performing” or “Performance”).
If you have any questions, please let us know or if you want a copy of our audited attestation, please email privacy@vfairs.com.
As you may have seen in the news, a recent major security vulnerability was discovered with the popular logging utility Log4j.
After reviewing our logs, communicating with our vendors, and reading all the information that is publicly available, we have no reason to believe that any vFairs internal or customer data has been affected at this point in time. Should this change, we will communicate this to you as soon as we are able to.
As it stands, none of our code is written in Java, nor do we use any Apache tools throughout our entire tech stack.
Please feel free to reach out to us at privacy@vfairs.com if you have any questions or concerns.
If you think you may have discovered a vulnerability, please send us a note.