SOC 2 and HIPAA Certification with E Com Security Solutions
A largest pharmaceutical and life sciences company in the world is SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA Certified by E Com Security Solutions for their labs and operational centres located in India, Basel, Czech Republic, and Mexico. The SOC 2 and HIPAA certifications by E Com Security Solutions provide evidence that INS Healthcare maintains a strong commitment to security [...]
FEDRAMP assessment with E Com Security Solutions
IBIS Global, a Software-as-a-service platform provider that mainly focuses on providing a secure, cloud-based communication and content-sharing platform to healthcare and financial service entities, has successfully completed the implementation of appropriate controls, documenting controls within the SSP package of FEDRAMP. IBIS Global’s commitment to security extends beyond FedRAMP, with additional certifications including SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3, ISO 27001, ISO [...]
Sanot Finserv Achieves SOC 1 Type 1 Certification with E Com Security Solutions Audit, Strengthening Trust in Digital Asset Custody
Sanot Finserv, a leading institutional digital asset custody provider, has earned SOC 1 Type 1 certification through an independent audit by E Com Security Solutions. This certification highlights Sanot Finserv's commitment to high operational control standards and secure, compliant custody solutions. E Com Security Solutions thoroughly assessed Sanot Finserv, reviewing client account onboarding, fiat and crypto transactions, and internal system [...]
SOC 1 Certification with E Com Security Solutions
Sanot Finserv, a leading institutional digital asset custody provider, has earned SOC 1 Type 1 certification through an independent audit by E Com Security Solutions. This certification highlights Sanot Finserv's commitment to high operational control standards and secure, compliant custody solutions. E Com Security Solutions thoroughly assessed Sanot Finserv, reviewing client account onboarding, fiat and crypto transactions, and internal system [...]
Difference between SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3 reports
The increase in outsourcing directly increases the risk carried by the user entities, creating a need to demonstrate control is maintained at all times. One of the most common mechanisms to do this is through the request of the third party or “service organization” for independent reporting on the effectiveness of the internal controls operating at the service organization. The [...]