Dear Sirs,
As is widely known, a serious flaw in SSL security has recently been discovered, known as the "Heartbleed bug", which opens the possibility of taking over user passwords in 3/4 of Internet systems based on free server software (so-called open source, in particular the OpenSSL library).
more: http://www.komputerswiat.pl/artykuly/redakcyjne/2014/04/heartbleed-nowe-powazne-zagrozenie.aspx
Due to the fact that you have or had an account in one of the company's systems, in particular the TaskBeat system, I would like to personally assure you that the TaskBeat servers NO are exposed to attacks resulting from a defect due to the lack of use of open source software in the infrastructure of our servers, in particular the lack of use of the ill-fated OpenSSL library.
Therefore, the TaskBeat software is secure and has been resistant to this type of attacks in the years preceding the public discussion of the known security flaw in other systems. In particular, TaskBeat is secured and was resistant to the use of this bug to take over our clients' data, such as passwords, information about projects, tasks, contacts or documents shared in the system.
As part of our assurance, we explain that the security of the TaskBeat system results from the use of the highest standards, in particular from the use of commercial Microsoft server software on our servers. This software is subject to regular review and constant updating by the manufacturer, which provides commercial support for the largest customers. Thanks to this, also the TaskBeat system NO is and has not been exposed to attacks resulting from the heartbleed bug.
At the same time, we assure you that the right choice of our clients in the field of project management software based on the TaskBeat platform turned out to be the right choice this time as well. Our clients receive security resulting from the lack of compromise in the selection of software included in the TaskBeat system, and can also feel safe due to the constant updating of this software in terms of future threats.
Thanks to your right choice, your data remains safe both now and, more importantly, both in recent years and in the coming periods.