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How are my communications secured?

Every message, document and video conference on Dekko is secured with multiple layers of encryption and can only be read by the sender and the receiver, no one else. No information on the server or in transit can be used to decrypt and read the data. Even the creators of Dekko and administrators of a system using Dekko Secure cannot see user's data, since the user’s password is itself encrypted. ​

• There are no ‘back doors’ or master encryption keys; these only introduce vulnerabilities.

What infrastructure do you store user data on, and where?

DekkoVault uses Microsoft Azure Sydney and Melbourne regions to run the Dekko application and store user data in a HA configuration. DekkoLynx Conference media is handled on Oracle in Sydney.

Is Dekko safe? Has it been independently verified?

Enex TestLab performs regular independent claims testing on Dekko. Please contact us to obtain our latest report.

Do you support 2FA?

Yes! For regular Dekko accounts, 2FA is performed using the TOTP standard, meaning apps like Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator or open source alternatives can be used. Azure Active Directory accounts can also utilise MFA during the log in procedure based on the parent organisation’s security policies. AAD can also specifically target Dekko for MFA, as well as other Conditional Access controls.

What is left on my device after logging out?

Locally, Dekko only stores what you are working on or what is cached during your session unencrypted. After you log out, your private key no longer exists and any data left on your device is useless. The tenancy tool can also be used set session expiry times.

What about my communications are secured? What information does Dekko log?

Dekko does not encrypt everything. Developed primarily as a business solution, Dekko is a privacy tool; it is not an anonymity tool. Without any action required other than pressing ‘send’, Dekko secures the following using end-to-end encryption:

• File names

How are accounts secured?

Accounts are secured by your password, which Dekko does not (and can not) know. Your public and private keys are generated during registration, and your private key is encrypted using your password before it is sent to our servers. Passwords are hashed and salted before they are sent to our servers.

How do you authenticate users at sign up?

By default, all accounts must perform an email verification before they are able to log in for the first time. The tenancy tool can be used to enforce all invitees in tenancy DekkoHUBs to also perform an SMS verification.

How do you delete data?

When data and accounts are deleted, two things happen. First, the keys for all data subject to deletion are deleted. Following that, this encrypted data is overwritten with garbage data.

How are my communications secured?

Every message, document and video conference on Dekko is secured with multiple layers of encryption and can only be read by the sender and the receiver, no one else. No information on the server or in transit can be used to decrypt and read the data. Even the creators of Dekko and administrators of a system using Dekko Secure cannot see user's data, since the user’s password is itself encrypted. ​

• There are no ‘back doors’ or master encryption keys; these only introduce vulnerabilities.

What infrastructure do you store user data on, and where?

DekkoVault uses Microsoft Azure Sydney and Melbourne regions to run the Dekko application and store user data in a HA configuration. DekkoLynx Conference media is handled on Oracle in Sydney.

Is Dekko safe? Has it been independently verified?

Enex TestLab performs regular independent claims testing on Dekko. Please contact us to obtain our latest report.

Do you support 2FA?

Yes! For regular Dekko accounts, 2FA is performed using the TOTP standard, meaning apps like Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator or open source alternatives can be used. Azure Active Directory accounts can also utilise MFA during the log in procedure based on the parent organisation’s security policies. AAD can also specifically target Dekko for MFA, as well as other Conditional Access controls.

What is left on my device after logging out?

Locally, Dekko only stores what you are working on or what is cached during your session unencrypted. After you log out, your private key no longer exists and any data left on your device is useless. The tenancy tool can also be used set session expiry times.

What about my communications are secured? What information does Dekko log?

Dekko does not encrypt everything. Developed primarily as a business solution, Dekko is a privacy tool; it is not an anonymity tool. Without any action required other than pressing ‘send’, Dekko secures the following using end-to-end encryption:

• File names

How are accounts secured?

Accounts are secured by your password, which Dekko does not (and can not) know. Your public and private keys are generated during registration, and your private key is encrypted using your password before it is sent to our servers. Passwords are hashed and salted before they are sent to our servers.

How do you authenticate users at sign up?

By default, all accounts must perform an email verification before they are able to log in for the first time. The tenancy tool can be used to enforce all invitees in tenancy DekkoHUBs to also perform an SMS verification.

How do you delete data?

When data and accounts are deleted, two things happen. First, the keys for all data subject to deletion are deleted. Following that, this encrypted data is overwritten with garbage data.