Security Pages & Whitepapers
A great way for a company to communicate everything it does to improve security, is to create and maintain a security page (usually /security) and whitepaper. You don't want to divulge too much information there, but definitely enough so that a potential customer or partner can have confidence that you are paying attention to security.
The whitepaper can be as simple as a PDF of the /security webpage. You can take it a step further and add graphics to the page. It's an excellent tool for sales people to send to potential customers.
The mere fact of having a security page and whitepaper puts you well ahead of the rest.
Below are some examples of security whitepapers from reputable companies. They are often part of a security page on a website and include a combination of infographic style communication.
- https://segment.com/security
- https://www.bettercloud.com/security-and-compliance/
- https://luna1.co/Security_Whitepaper_r3_EN_0720.pdf
- https://www.refactr.it/terms-privacy-security?tab=security-practices
- https://clickup.com/security
- https://www.troops.ai/security (PDF link at bottom)
- https://www.contentful.com/security/
- https://fireflies.ai/security
- https://help.calendly.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009867334-Calendly-Platform-Security-and-Compliance#calendly-platform-security-and-compliance-0-0
- https://www.humi.ca/security?visitor_id=w6TTYaxcRmHeQO
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