At Frameworks Holdings LLC, security is built into every aspect of Army Flight Logbook. From the first line of code to the infrastructure that powers our applications, protecting your information is one of our highest priorities.
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Army Flight Logbook stores information that may represent years—or even decades—of your aviation career. We understand the responsibility that comes with protecting that information and continuously work to strengthen the security, reliability, and resilience of our platform.
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Our security program combines modern cloud infrastructure, encryption, secure software development practices, continuous monitoring, and trusted technology partners to help safeguard your data.
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While no online service can guarantee absolute security, we are committed to implementing reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect your information from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.

Our security program is built around five core principles.

Information should only be accessible to authorized users and personnel who require access to perform legitimate business functions.
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We use authentication, authorization, encryption, and access controls to help ensure information remains private.

Your aviation records should remain accurate, complete, and protected against unauthorized modification.
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Army Flight Logbook implements controls designed to preserve the integrity of stored information and maintain accurate synchronization across supported devices.

Your flight records should be available when you need them.
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Our cloud infrastructure is designed to maximize service availability through redundancy, monitoring, automated backups, and disaster recovery planning.

We believe security should never be hidden behind vague marketing language.

Our Trust Center openly documents how Army Flight Logbook operates, the technology partners we use, and the safeguards we implement to help protect your information.

Cybersecurity is an ongoing process, not a one-time project.
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We regularly evaluate our infrastructure, software, vendors, and operational practices to identify opportunities for improvement and adapt to evolving security threats.
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Army Flight Logbook uses multiple layers of security to help protect your information throughout its lifecycle.

These safeguards include:

No single safeguard provides complete protection. Instead, Army Flight Logbook employs a layered security approach where multiple independent controls work together to reduce risk.

Security is considered throughout the software development lifecycle.

Our development process includes:

Army Flight Logbook is built on professionally managed cloud infrastructure that provides scalability, reliability, and security.
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Our infrastructure incorporates protections including:

Detailed information about our technology providers is available in the Infrastructure & Technology Partners documentation.

Protecting information while it is stored and while it is transmitted is an essential part of our security program.
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Communications between your device and Army Flight Logbook are encrypted using industry-standard Transport Layer Security (TLS). This helps protect information from interception while it travels across public networks.
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Information stored by Army Flight Logbook is protected using encryption mechanisms provided by our cloud infrastructure providers. These safeguards help reduce the risk of unauthorized access to stored data.
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User passwords are never stored in plain text. Authentication credentials are processed using secure hashing algorithms designed to protect account security.

Access to Army Flight Logbook systems is restricted according to the principle of least privilege.
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Administrative access is limited to authorized personnel whose responsibilities require such access.
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Access permissions are reviewed periodically and are intended to minimize unnecessary exposure to sensitive information.

Maintaining a secure platform requires continuous visibility into system health and activity.
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Army Flight Logbook monitors:

Monitoring enables our team to identify issues, investigate anomalies, and respond to operational events more efficiently.

Protecting information also means preparing for unexpected events.

Our operational practices include backup and recovery procedures designed to support service continuity and data resilience.
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While backup strategies may evolve as the platform grows, our objective is to minimize the impact of infrastructure failures and restore services as quickly as reasonably possible.

If a security incident affecting Army Flight Logbook is identified, Frameworks Holdings LLC follows an established response process designed to investigate, contain, remediate, and recover from the event.
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Depending on the nature of the incident, our response may include:

After significant incidents, we review our response and implement improvements where appropriate.

Security is a shared responsibility between Frameworks Holdings LLC and our users.

To help protect your account, we recommend:

Security is not a feature—it is a continuous commitment.
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As Army Flight Logbook evolves, we will continue investing in our infrastructure, software, operational practices, and security program to help protect the information entrusted to us by individual aviators, organizations, and enterprise customers.

We believe trust is earned through transparency, responsible stewardship of data, and a commitment to continual improvement.