FilmApp clients and the Heartbleed bug

Posted on 18th April 2014 by FilmFixer

News has been circulating about a far-reaching OpenSSL vulnerability called Heartbleed which makes it possible for third-parties to access data – even though the data was believed to be secure and encrypted as it passed between a web browser and a server.

The security of all FilmApp’s client data is critically important to us.

We would like to reassure all our clients that our film officer sites are not in danger, as they pass through a load balancer using custom SSL/TLS libraries that were not vulnerable to the attack.

Many websites have been recommending that customers change their passwords as a safety measure.

We agree that for many sites you store data with, this is good practice. However, in the case of FilmApp accounts, there is no need for adjustments.

We would like to reassure our clients that we are committed to providing a robust, secure and safe environment for your data.

If you have any queries at all about the safety of your data, please don’t hesitate to contact us on info@filmapp.org.

There is more information about the Heartbleed bug here https://heartbleed.com.

About FilmApp: Made by filmmakers for filmmakers, FilmApp is the UK’s go-to film application software platform, used across London and cities including Cardiff and Bristol. Our presence in the United States is growing, with U.S. cities and states who are leaders in film production already among our network. FilmApp attracted filming into client locations including: 24; Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit; the James Bond films, Secret Service; Survivor; The Man from U.N.C.L.E, Sherlock, Mortdecai, Frankenstein and many, many more. There’s more information at www.filmapp.com. Click here to follow FilmApp on LinkedIn and keep up with our news or join the twitter conversation @FilmApp_LLC