Safety in Tryton (video in catalan)
Quick summary
This session presents Tryton’s security capabilities and explains how the ERP and its data are protected against cyberattacks and user errors. The article provides access to both the video and the presentation from the security event held in Sabadell.
Contents
One of the great strengths of Tryton ERP is, without a doubt, the benefits it offers in terms of security. This video explains, in great detail, how the ERP and the data it contains are protected against the possibility of a computer attack or even possible errors by the users themselves.
TITLE: Safety in Tryton
DATE: 18 December 2017
VENUE: Infinitum (Sabadell)
AUTHOR: Albert Cervera, co-founder and owner of NaN-tic
Frequently asked questions
What does the video explain about security in Tryton?
It explains how the ERP and the data it contains are protected against cyberattacks and user errors.
When and where was the security presentation held?
It was held on 18 December 2017 at Infinitum in Sabadell.
Who presents the content about security in Tryton?
Albert Cervera, co-founder and owner of NaN-tic.
Which materials are available?
The article provides a video and a presentation about security in Tryton.
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