Every business needs tools that not only help it grow, but also protect the most important thing — its information. With a 'privacy first' philosophy and comprehensive security framework, Zoho empowers businesses to work with confidence, knowing their data is in good hands. In this guide, we will review the pillars of Zoho's security policy - and why it is particularly relevant for businesses in Israel.
"Privacy first" philosophy — not a slogan, but a business model
המחויבות המתמשכת של Zoho לפרטיות היא חלק מערכי הליבה של החברה. בניגוד לספקי תוכנה אחרים, Zoho מסרבת למכור נתוני משתמשים למפרסמים — היא מסתמכת אך ורק על מוצריה כדי לייצר הכנסות. בנוסף, Zoho מפעילה מרכזי נתונים משלה, ועל ידי שמירה על שליטה מלאה בתשתית היא מפחיתה את הסיכון לפרצות הנובעות מהסתמכות על ספקי צד שלישי.
Compliance with global standards
Information security is not a 'one size fits all' issue, and Zoho is aware of this. The company makes an extra effort to meet global standards and receives certifications that verify its strict security procedures:
- ISO 27001 — Information security management.
- ISO 27017 — Information security in cloud services.
- ISO 27018 — Protection of personally identifiable information (PII) in the cloud.
- ISO 27701 — Privacy information management (GDPR supplement).
Data encryption at any level
Zoho protects the information with two complementary encryption layers. For data in motion — Zoho uses TLS (Transport Layer Security) to secure the information transferred between users and Zoho servers. For stored data — Zoho uses 256-bit AES-256 (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption, one of the most secure encryption methods available, which prevents unauthorized access to data stored in the data centers.
Multi-factor authentication and role-based access controls
Zoho adds two critical administrative layers of protection:
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA): With Zoho OneAuth, users add a second layer of authentication to their accounts—so even if a password is exposed, access remains restricted.
- Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC): System administrators assign access levels based on roles, ensuring that each user accesses only the information necessary for their tasks—and no more.
Regular security audits and penetration tests
Zoho doesn't just define security measures and stop at that — it tests, audits and continuously improves them. The company conducts regular security audits, vulnerability assessments and penetration tests to proactively identify and mitigate potential risks. These audits reflect Zoho's dedication to protecting user data from the evolving threats in today's digital landscape.
Conclusion
The 1T Solutions team implements Zoho CRM for businesses in Israel with projects at a fixed price and full support in Hebrew — including setting up access permissions, MFA and full GDPR compliance. Contact us for a free characterization call.



