Moreover, acquiring this certification not only benefits Blitz's current client base but also sets the company apart in a competitive landscape. By obtaining SOC 2 Type II certification, Blitz can present its commission automation platform as a secure and reliable solution, appealing to potential clients who prioritize data security in their day-to-day operations. This certification not only demonstrates our commitment to meeting rigorous industry standards but also highlights our proactive stance on cybersecurity, ensuring that our data handling practices are not just compliant today but resilient against future threats.
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Rigorous Security Standards: SOC 2 Type II compliance indicates that Blitz complies with rigorous security standards set forth by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). This encompasses comprehensive criteria for the management and protection of sensitive data.
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Building Trust and Credibility: By achieving SOC 2 Type II compliance, Blitz demonstrates its commitment to data security, thereby strengthening trust and credibility among clients and stakeholders. This certification serves as a testament to our unwavering dedication to upholding the highest levels of security and reliability.
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Ongoing Monitoring and Enhancement: Attaining SOC 2 Type II compliance is not merely a one-time achievement; it signifies a continuous commitment to monitoring, evaluating, and improving our security practices. At Blitz, we acknowledge that cybersecurity is an evolving landscape, and we are committed to staying ahead of emerging threats through proactive measures.
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Client Reassurance: For our clients, SOC 2 Type II compliance provides the assurance that their data is handled with the utmost care and in alignment with industry-leading security standards. This certification reinforces our promise to safeguard their sensitive information and ensure their peace of mind.
What is SOC 2?
WSOC 2 is an audit procedure developed by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) that ensures the security of data processing by third-party service providers, such as SaaS and cloud companies.
The SOC 2 standard defines the criteria that service providers must follow to manage their clients' data.
These criteria are based on five "trust service principles":
