How does the website protect customer data from hackers?
There are some common ways hackers try to invade websites. We’ve taken them into consideration upfront, and have built security right into the website itself. No security system is foolproof, but we’ve taken the necessary steps to deter the vast majority of potential threats. The web server used by Arista does host other business’s websites and is not dedicated to just our own website. We have thoroughly researched the security measures taken by our hosting company and are confident risks of operating on a shared computer are being sufficiently managed. Spoofing To spoof is to impersonate a user in an unauthorized way – this is like credit card identity theft. Unless special precautions are taken, web programs transmit usernames and passwords in clear text over the internet. The Arista website uses stringent authentication programming techniques, and encrypts usernames and passwords before they’re transmitted by customers. In fact, all information entered by customers, and all project
