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secure-password-storage

Secure Password Storage

Secure Password Storage

Passwords are protected using strong hashing and salting methods.

Passwords are protected using strong hashing and salting methods.

Applies to

OXVO Accounts

Domain

Data Security

Contact

security@oxvo.com

Overview

OXVO does not store user passwords in plain text. Passwords are stored using a salted, one-way hashing mechanism designed to be computationally expensive to reverse. This reduces the impact of password disclosure in the event of a database compromise.

Controls & Practices

- Salted, one-way password hashing - Password policies can be strengthened with SSO/MFA - Recommended: enable MFA and use password managers - Use unique passwords for all accounts

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Multi-Factor Authentication (TOTP)

Require a second factor to reduce the risk of account takeover.

Single Sign-On (SAML 2.0)

Centralize authentication and offboarding through your identity provider.

SCIM Provisioning (Enterprise)

Automate user lifecycle management from your identity provider.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Apply least-privilege access across admin, agent, and analyst workflows.

Audit Logs

Track security-relevant actions and configuration changes across your workspace.

API Tokens & Scoped Keys

Issue scoped access tokens for integrations with rotation and revocation.