In 2022, we set out to prove that security wasn't just a department at our company, it was our foundation. Today, we are proud to announce the successful completion of our 2025 SOC 2 Type II audit, marking our fourth consecutive year of meeting the industry’s highest standards.
For many SaaS companies, an audit is a seasonal "to-do." For us, the transition from our first audit in 2022 to our most recent in 2025 represents a deep cultural shift. We’ve moved from building security systems to living them.
The Power of the "Type II" Streak: Our four-year Type II history serves as a high-definition record of our daily operations. By maintaining this for four years straight, we provide our stakeholders with documented proof that our controls, from data encryption to incident response, operate effectively every single day.
As we look toward 2026, we aren't just maintaining a "badge." We are upholding a promise to every customer who trusts us with their most sensitive information.
To learn more about the standards we adhere to, you can visit the AICPA Official SOC 2 Overview.
Our 2025 audit continues to cover the five Trust Services Criteria (TSC) defined by the AICPA. These aren't just technical hurdles; they are promises to our customers:
For B2B SaaS organizations, the "Security Review" is often where deals go to die. Large-scale enterprises and Fortune 500 companies cannot afford to take risks on unvetted vendors.
By presenting our audit history, we provide an immediate foundation of trust that eliminates the need for exhaustive, manual security verification.
Compliance is never "finished." As we look toward 2026, we recognize that the landscape of cybersecurity is shifting. From the rise of AI-driven threats to more complex data residency requirements, our four-year foundation of SOC 2 compliance gives us the framework to adapt.
What is a SOC 2 Type II audit? A SOC 2 Type II audit evaluates the operational effectiveness of a company’s internal controls over a specific period. Unlike a Type I "snapshot," Type II provides a historical record of how consistently security, availability, and privacy measures are maintained.
What are the five Trust Services Criteria (TSC)? The AICPA defines five pillars: Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. These ensure data is protected from unauthorized access, systems remain operational, and personal information is governed by strict, verified standards.
Why is a multi-year SOC 2 history significant? A multi-year "streak" of clean Type II reports proves operational maturity. It demonstrates that security is a foundational culture rather than a one-time project, providing long-term, documented reliability for enterprise partners and stakeholders.
How does SOC 2 simplify enterprise procurement? A verified Type II report serves as an immediate foundation of trust for "Enterprise Gatekeepers." It eliminates the need for exhaustive, manual security questionnaires and accelerates the transition through procurement for B2B SaaS organizations.
We aren't just compliant because we have to be; we are compliant because we believe that trust is the ultimate currency of the SaaS world.