What security measures and permission controls does GetResponse provide?

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Security and Permissions

GetResponse's team-access model uses account-level user roles with different permission scopes, which is more limited than deep enterprise-grade granular RBAC -- confirm current documentation for exactly which role options exist on your specific plan.

Practical Details

Two-factor authentication is available at the account level and worth enabling given that campaign-sending access and subscriber data are both tied to account login credentials.

Actionable Considerations

  1. Confirm your plan's specific role options before assuming deep enterprise-style granular permissions exist
  2. Enable two-factor authentication given the sensitivity of subscriber data and campaign-sending access
  3. Review who has campaign-sending and data-export permissions periodically, especially after team changes

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