Moogsoft successfully completed SOC 2 Type II audit and attestation ensuring data security, availability, and confidentiality.
In doing so, Moogsoft has added to its already rigorous regimen of enterprise security controls, which include ongoing vulnerability/penetration testing and participation in bug bounty programs, among other tactics. The company achieved SOC 2 Type I back in October 2018. The final report provides Moogsoft’s enterprise IT customers with the assurance of corporate controls and processes relating to the security of its products and infrastructure, the availability of systems used to process data, and the confidentiality of information processed by the systems.
The Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II is the widely recognized attestation standard issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) which measures a standardized set of security and data practice criteria, requirements and controls. Companies including publicly traded enterprises, financial firms and healthcare organizations have compliance requirements that require SOC 2 audits. Moogsoft has committed to an annual review of these practices to ensure continued SOC 2 compliance.
“Successfully attaining SOC 2 demonstrates Moogsoft’s relentless commitment to our Fortune 1000 customers, ensuring we have rock-solid stability and security across all of our offerings to keep customer data well protected,” says Phil Tee, CEO at Moogsoft.
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