How Secure is Your Race Website?

I was talking with someone today about whether races feel an obligation to keep their customer data safe. The conversation was triggered when I was talking to a small registration company owner and found they had many security vulnerabilities like their site…

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2018 Availability Report

Knock on wood, but it was the third year in a row with 100% uptime – zero downtime. We actually just completed a migration to the newest version of PHP that as you can see from the graph below saved about 15-20…

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Monthly Server Updates

As we’ve discussed before, part of being PCI Level 1 Compliant is doing monthly updates to our infrastructure. This involves upgrades and updates and patches to the operating systems and other core pieces like NGINX and Apache servers. This month we also…

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Facebook Hack Risks for Races

The recent hack of 50 Million Facebook user accounts was big news in the security industry. (The link above tells you how to check to see if your Facebook account was hacked). The reason it was big news is because many websites (NOT RunSignUp)…

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RunSignUp Demonstrates Continued Commitment to Secure Data and Transaction Processing with new Leadership Role

The Electronic Transactions Association (ETA) announced today the launch of a new Payment Facilitator Committee, with Kevin Harris (RunSignup Chief Finance and Operations Officer) taking the role of Vice-Chair. ETA Press Release: http://www.electran.org/publication/transactiontrends/eta-announces-new-payments-facilitator-committee/ As noted in the release, the committee “will serve as a…

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RunSignup Certified PCI Level 1

Moorestown, NJ – RunSignup has received a PCI Level 1 Attestation of Compliance for Onsite Assessments as a Service Provider (available upon request). As a Payment Facilitator, RunSignup had hit the volume of processing that required us to move from a self assessment to a…

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Security Updates – Dirty COW

We have installed the patches for the “Dirty COW“, the privilege escalation vulnerability in the Linux Kernel. They even have a logo for it. The AWS patches are here. If you use other systems that run on Linux, you should check to make…

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Fraudulent Races

Unfortunately, one of the things we have had to get good at this year is catching fraudulent races that have been set up (in addition to fraudulent transactions and hacking attempts). Over the past two days, we have caught 2 fraudulent races…

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Secure Access and Sharing

RunSignup has a simple and powerful way to share access to your race dashboard with multiple people – giving each person access to just the areas that they have responsibility for. For example you might have a Volunteer Coordinator and they only…

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