This site uses strong encryption and
security technologies to protect the privacy and security of our member
information and has specific security measures in place to protect the loss,
misuse and alteration of the information under our control.
Encryption in transit
All data passing from your computer to
USLegalWills.com
is authenticated and encrypted using 256-bit Transport Layer Security (TLS)
encryption. This is the most advanced
level of encryption available today, and it means that any information sent
from your computer is scrambled in a way which makes it completely unintelligible
if intercepted. When you are on a secure section within the
USLegalWills.com
site (i.e. after you have logged in as a member), a padlock will appear on your web browser. This is your assurance that
the encryption is in place and that you are communicating across a secure
link.
Encryption at rest and restricted access
Furthermore, all sensitive personal information is stored
in a highly encrypted format on our server. We use industry-standard AES-256
encryption to protect all sensitive personal information before it is stored.
This encryption ensures that only the account holder, or those they have
expressly authorized, can access their information once it has been entered
into our system. Even our own operators cannot see sensitive personal
information without the member's consent. Our customer support staff will
ask for your consent before accessing the information you have entered, and
only to assist with support-related issues or inquiries. Some services
require temporary decryption of your documents as part of providing that
service. For example, if you request a Will review by one of our legal
professionals, or document printing and mailing, the software will
automatically decrypt these documents as part of your instructions.
Two-factor authentication
We also provide 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) and recommend that all members turn on this
feature within their account, to protect against unauthorized access.
2FA works by adding an additional layer of security to your online account.
It requires an additional login credential (beyond just the UserID and Password) to gain account access.
Getting that second credential requires access to something that belongs to you, such as
a cell phone and/or a personal email address.
Login monitoring and access alerts
As an additional security measure, all successful and
unsuccessful attempts to login to a member's account are logged in our database
along with date/time stamps, IP addresses, and other detectable information
from the user. This information will be used for law enforcement purposes
and for the protection of our members should there be any suspicion of unauthorized
access to our database.
Furthermore, we offer members the option of receiving
an email alert message whenever their sensitive personal information is
accessed, or attempted to be accessed, using a valid key. If unauthorized
access is suspected, clicking a link within the email will immediately disable
access to the member's sensitive personal information for that key, until
the member re-enables the access themselves, or until we are contacted by
the member and provided with specific information validating their identity.
Where your information is stored
Your account information is stored in an enterprise-grade Tier-1 cloud hosting environment. To operate the website and provide
our services, some personal information may be stored or processed by reputable service providers.
Our providers are contractually required to protect your information, use it only to provide services to us, and keep it
confidential.
The most important security element of any service is the team that runs it. Our support team consists of dedicated, long-tenured employees who are fully trained in our security and privacy practices.