Security

This guide is intended to provide customers with InVision best practices for securing your account, your services, and your data. Security fundamentals Using best security practices are as much the responsibility of our customers as it is ours. Wh...

InVision Support ensures that all data transmitted to or from the InVision service is performed over SSL/TLS 1.2. Regarding self-serve and Enterprise, InVision encrypts all authentication and session data such as account IDs, passwords, and tokens....

When technology companies disclose breaches, security incidents, and/or critical vulnerabilities, InVision often receives inquiries from our customers to better understand whether these incidents impact InVision services. This page provides easily a...

Data storage and location We realize your work is your pride and joy, so we've gone to extensive measures to protect it from prying eyes. All data is encrypted and transmitted via an SSL connection.  Learn more about InVision’s security measures. ...

SOC 2 report The Service Organization Control (SOC 2) report is based on the existing SysTrust and WebTrust principles. The purpose of the SOC 2 report is to evaluate an organization’s information systems relevant to security, availability, pro...

The InVision Support team is here to help and is committed to providing the best support experience possible. To ensure that we’re able to provide a high quality of service and minimize impact on you during the support experience, we may access your...

If you have experienced a security issue or need to report a privacy concern to InVision for investigation, please see the information below. Reporting a privacy concern to InVision If you think you have experienced suspicious activity related to ...

Sharing a freehand with external users is a great way to share non-private documents with people outside your team or organization. Security-sensitive companies can share freehands and support their company security standards. To learn how to share ...