Integrate the third-party data: From the Blackboard Communications HQ interface, select the Settings tab, and then select Data Config. Select Nutrislice from the Product list. Type the Nutrislice Domain name (URL web link).
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Currently, the Blackboard Mobile Communications app can be integrated with the following third-party programs.
All third-party programs have the data configured in one location using the Data Config tab. After the data is configured, you can create the icons for parents to launch the products from your mobile app using the Mobile App Configuration section.
Contact the Blackboard support team via email (bbcommssupport @ blackboard.com) to request the Peachjar integration.
Blackboard follows best practice guidance from many organizations to help strengthen the security of Blackboard Learn's product and program, including: 1 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 2 European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) 3 SANS Institute Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) 4 Cloud Security Alliance (CSA)
The Learn SaaS offering secures all communication over the Internet with Transport Layer Security (TLS) technology. TLS ensures that a communication is not read or changed by another entity. Blackboard Learn uses TLS to secure communications between the Web server and the client machine; e.g., a browser.
The SaaS application code has been built with security in mind. The Security Team has been involved in the full SDLC to ensure we build security in from the very beginning, following our Security Assurance Program. We have adopted new technologies and taken advantage of their built-in security features and best practices.
A limited set of staff would have command-line and back-end access through the use of SSH keys. Access is only possible via SSH keys, a more secure method of access versus username/passwords. Keys are managed by a small group and can be revoked at any time.
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