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Production Security

Jennifer Sneider Updated by Jennifer Sneider

SyncOnSet offers a variety of security options for your production, including MFA, watermarking, device limits, and session limits. This article explains the difference between each and when they may be required.

Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an extra layer of security designed to ensure that you are the only person who can access your account, even if someone knows your password.

With MFA enabled, users are prompted to enter a six-digit code after entering their password. This six-digit code is available via a third-party multi-factor authentication app that is set up on the user’s personal device(s).

Certain studios require that all productions have MFA enabled. It can also be enabled per project by the Production Owner.

If you are associated with any project that has MFA enabled (whether it is active or wrapped), you will need to use MFA to access your SyncOnSet user account.


Watermarking

Certain studios require that all productions track their photos to protect production security. To help with this, SyncOnSet offers the ability to add a digital watermark to photos. With the watermarking feature turned on, all photos you view or print include your username layered over the photo, sending a clear signal that it should not be copied or used without consent. 


Device Limits

Studios or Production Owners can choose to limit the number of mobile devices each user is able to access with their SyncOnSet login.


Session Limits

A user can have a maximum of three simultaneous logins to the web app. Some studios and productions require a lower limit.


Script Security

When a script is uploaded to the system, it is immediately encrypted and stored on a secure server. While certain critical information will be available in the program (Scenes, Characters, Script Locations, etc.), the script itself cannot be accessed from within SyncOnSet. Nobody from production or SyncOnSet is able to download, view, or retrieve the script.

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