Data Security for Online Forms: What Every Business Should Know
You publish a form. Someone fills it out. Their name, email, maybe a date of birth or a medical condition, lands in a database somewhere.
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You publish a form. Someone fills it out. Their name, email, maybe a date of birth or a medical condition, lands in a database somewhere.
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To secure an online form, protect two things. First, control access to the links people use: a form passcode or invitation password for the form, a save-for-later passcode for drafts, and a shared URL passcode for shared submissions. Then protect the account that reads submissions with passkeys, two-factor authentication or single sign-on.
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