Authentication and MFA
Identity checks, multi-factor authentication and session protections help prevent unauthorised access.
ResiNotes is built to keep each organisation’s information separated, access controlled and important actions accountable. Here is what that means in day-to-day use.
It is not a badge or a paragraph in a contract. It is how access is checked, how records remain attributable and how information stays within the correct organisation.
The right person, in the right context, with the right level of access.
Identity checks, multi-factor authentication and session protections help prevent unauthorised access.
Permissions are checked against the user’s role, tenant, home and current responsibility.
Server-side controls keep one organisation’s information separate from another. Hidden menu items are never treated as security.
Records should show what happened without losing who did what and when.
Significant activity retains the user, time, source and relevant reason so actions remain attributable.
Corrections and additions should preserve the history rather than silently replacing the original record.
Security events follow a controlled route for investigation, evidence, containment and communication.
Your organisation should know where its information is held and what happens to it.
Hosting and residency commitments are confirmed for the service being supplied and reflected in contractual information.
Purpose, lawful processing, retention and data-subject rights are explained in the privacy information, not buried in sales language.
Authorised providers have a controlled route to their information when services or arrangements change.
Services need to understand how access and recovery are maintained when something goes wrong.
Backup, recovery and continuity arrangements form part of operational assurance and are reviewed as the service develops.
ResiNotes supports current desktop, tablet and phone browsers. App availability is labelled separately when still in testing.
We can provide current controlled assurance information relevant to your service, without publishing technical details that would weaken security.