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Data security is and has always been of paramount importance to us. This is why we’re delighted to share that Apertera is now SOC 2 certified.
WHAT IS SOC 2 COMPLIANCE?
Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 represents the ultimate degree of excellence in systems and operations control. A SOC 2 assessment report is provided after a company undergoes an independent audit process conducted by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). This process typically requires up to twelve months evaluating an organization’s security policies and procedures. Successful completion of the SOC 2 assessment means that the organization adheres to best-in-class security practices for maintaining customers’ data protection. The SOC 2 industry standards are established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and cover various specific attributes, namely: security, privacy, availability, processing integrity, and confidentiality
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU?
When you’re translating documents with our A.I. platform, Apertera processes your important documents that may contain sensitive information. This is why customer data privacy is fundamental. By using Apertera A.I., you can ensure that your data is secure, kept confidential, and available to you when you need it.
“Through this SOC 2 initiative, we wanted to assure our clients that we have been actively engaged in implementing security programs that ensure an appropriate level of data protection. Our SOC 2 compliance is proof that we are operating within a framework that is repeatable, doable and adaptable to consistently comply with regulatory and industry requirements,” explains Husam Shublaq, SVP Technology at Apertera.
Husam Shublaq
SVP Technology Apertera
The SOC 2 report is available upon request to all Apertera customers. You can reach out to us via email or contact your dedicated account manager to request a copy of the auditor’s report. We will be more than happy to share it with you.
We hope this newest accomplishment helps to illustrate our ongoing commitments toward security, compliance and privacy at Apertera. Your trust that your data is protected is our number one priority, and will be so as we continue to release new and exciting features and enhancements to better serve your translation needs. Stay tuned for more exciting news in the weeks to come!
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