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Wallfly Airport
Security Overview
A public overview of the infrastructure, encryption, access controls, monitoring, and incident response practices applied to Wallfly Airport.
Overview
WF Airport is hosted within a secured cloud infrastructure environment designed to protect event data and prevent unauthorised access.
Wallfly Pty Ltd applies multiple layers of technical and organisational security controls.
Infrastructure Security
- Hosted within Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- Systems operate within a secured Virtual Private Cloud environment.
- Databases are not publicly accessible.
- Network access is restricted to authorised services only.
Data Protection
- All data is transmitted using HTTPS encryption.
- Data is stored within secure managed database systems.
- Encryption is applied in transit and at rest where supported.
Access Controls
- Access to WF Airport systems is restricted to authorised personnel only.
- Role-based access principles are applied where appropriate.
- Administrative access is limited and controlled.
Credential Management
- API credentials and access keys are securely stored.
- Access credentials are not exposed publicly.
- Credentials are managed in accordance with internal security practices.
Monitoring and Logging
- System activity is logged.
- Access and operational events are monitored.
- Logs are retained to support auditing and incident investigation.
Data Minimisation
- Only required data is accessed and processed.
- Data exposure is limited to necessary workflows.
Third-Party Services
WF Airport integrates with trusted service providers, including:
- AWS for infrastructure.
- Presentation management platforms where required.
Each provider operates under its own data protection and security standards.
Incident Response
Wallfly maintains processes to:
- Identify and respond to security incidents.
- Contain and assess potential breaches.
- Notify relevant parties where required under applicable laws.
Continuous Improvement
Security practices are reviewed and updated as systems evolve.