(Note: there is a lot of detail here but if you want the “Too Long; Didn’t Read” short version, it can be summed up like this: if you have to keep using Windows XP, get a modern browser like Firefox or Chrome or Opera for accessing My Docs Online.) Microsoft ended support for Windows XP […]

When the Desktop App is used for Lock & Open / Save & Unlock processing to edit files locally while maintaining a “Lock” in the cloud, local copies of locked files are retained by default in the My Docs Online Temp Folder. This can facilitate recovery of files. Users wanting no files to be retained locally, for enhanced HIPAA […]

The April, 2014 internet security vulnerability known as “Heartbleed” did not, and does not, involve My Docs Online.  Many secure sites on the internet are recommending users change their passwords, even after those sites have ‘patched’ the vulnerability. There is no need to do that at My Docs Online. We don’t use, and never have […]

Yes, the My Docs Online is HIPAA compliant as long as it is used in a HIPAA compliant fashion.  See our HIPAA Compliance statement (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) for complete details and information.