Adobe Creative Cloud for teams Security Overview0 pages

Adobe Creative Cloud for teams Security Overview White Paper

Adobe Creative Cloud for teams
Security Overview
Adobe Security
At Adobe, we take the security of your digital experience seriously. From our rigorous integration of
security into our internal software development process and tools to our cross-functional incident
response teams, we strive to be proactive and nimble. What’s more, our collaborative work with partners,
researchers, and other industry organizations helps us understand the latest threats and security best
practices, as well as continually build security into the products and services we offer.

Table of contents
1:tAdobe Security
1:tAbout Creative Cloud
Teams
1:tCreative Cloud for
teams Storage and
Storage Options
1:tAdministrative Tools
for Creative Cloud for
teams
2:tThe Adobe Security
Organization
2:tAdobe Secure Product
Development
3:tAdobe Security
Training
4:tCreative Cloud
Architecture
5:tAbout Amazon Web
Services (AWS)
6:tCreative Cloud for
teams Authentication
(Adobe ID)
6:tAdobe Risk & Vulnerability Management
7:tAWS Data Center
Physical and Environmental Controls
8:tAdobe Corporate
Locations
8:tAdobe Employees
9:tCustomer Data
Confidentiality
9:tSecurity Compliance
9:tConclusion

This white paper describes the proactive approach and procedures implemented by Adobe to increase the
security of your Creative Cloud experience and your data.

About Creative Cloud for teams
Creative Cloud for teams includes the entire collection of Creative Cloud desktop applications (such as
Adobe Photoshop CC, Adobe Illustrator CC, etc.) plus services and business features for teams and small to
medium-sized organizations. Creative Cloud for teams is available via two plans — complete and single
app — both of which are easily purchased, managed, and deployed via an intuitive Admin Console.

Creative Cloud for teams Storage and Storage Options
With Creative Cloud for teams, each complete membership includes up to 100 GB of cloud-based storage
(single app members get 20GB) using Amazon S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service), which provides a
highly reliable data storage infrastructure for storing and retrieving data.
While the default storage option stores customer data in the cloud, customers can choose not to store
on the cloud or to block the network connection within their corporate network. More information on
storage options can be found on the Adobe.com website.

Administrative Tools for Creative Cloud for teams
Admin Console
Creative Cloud for teams includes a web-based Admin Console for IT administrators to easily purchase
seats, add users, manage licenses, and deploy the Creative Cloud applications and updates. Administrators
send emails asking users to create their own Adobe IDs.
Creative Cloud Packager
Available via the Creative Cloud for teams Admin Console, Creative Cloud Packager is a tool that enables
IT administrators to centrally deploy all – or a customized subset of – the Creative Cloud applications.
Creative Cloud Packager ensures that every user is on the same version of the software, saving support
costs, and eliminating multiple users downloading the same software at the same time, reducing network
congestion. IT administrators log into Creative Cloud Packager using their Adobe ID, which they create
when first registering for a Creative Cloud for teams plan. More information on Creative Cloud Packager
and deployment options can be found on the Adobe.com website.