RudderStack Secures SOC 2 Type II Certification

At RudderStack, we consider security to be vital, especially when it comes to our customers’ proprietary data. As a result, we’re excited to share that we have attained System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type II compliance. This level of compliance for RudderStack was achieved through Prescient Assurance, a third party auditor, running an internal controls report that captures how RudderStack safeguards customer data and operates controls.
So what does this mean for RudderStack customers? The SOC 2 Type II report validates that RudderStack meets the requirements of customers in highly controlled industries who need expert evaluation about how vendors handle the principles of security. RudderStack customers now know that if a large cyberattack happens, their data will be safe with RudderStack. Additionally, RudderStack provides top notch alerting procedures, audit trails and actionable forensics for all of our customers.
This completed evaluation comes as RudderStack is experiencing monumental growth and processing large amounts of data for our over 11,000 sites and apps. Obtaining the SOC 2 Type II certification reinforces our commitment to helping our customers effortlessly and securely sync all of their customer data into and out of the warehouse from one platform.
If you would like to start accessing real-time event streaming, ETL and reverse ETL in a safe platform, try RudderStack for free today.
Published:
December 1, 2021

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