Toronto, Ontario, September 23, 2022 — FutureVault, an award-winning, industry-leading provider of secure document exchange and Digital Vault solutions pioneering the Personal Life Management Vault™, completes its second consecutive SOC 2 Type II examination, earning a SOC 2 Type II report issued by the global auditor Ernst & Young.
SOC 2 Type II is a robust certification within the Service Organization Control protocol, covering daily operations, ensuring that organizations adhere to and comply with leading information security policies and compliance standards for managing enterprise and client data.
FutureVault’s successful completion, of SOC 2 Type I in 2020, and now consecutive SOC 2 Type II certifications in 2021 and 2022 demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to industry best practices. The newly issued report for the examination period of August 01 2021 through to July 31 2022, validates the maturity, strength, and robustness of FutureVault’s internal information security, compliance, and technology protocols. Additionally, the SOC 2 Type II report reflects FutureVault’s ongoing commitment to best-in-class information security and document management for financial services organizations, professional service providers, and their clients.
While best practices are recommended for organizations undergoing the Service Organization Control examinations, the majority of organizations bypass the initial pre-assessment stage. Organizations like FutureVault that demonstrate best practices are considered the gold standard when it comes to securely protect enterprise and client data.
“The successful completion of our consecutive SOC 2 Type II examination is an incredible milestone for the FutureVault team and speaks to the maturity of our internal procedures and importantly, our ongoing commitment to information security” commented FutureVault’s Chief Technology Officer, Luke Kyleman.
“This milestone is indicative of the commitment we’ve set forth to provide our partners, customers, and their clients with world-class security and compliance policies to store, manage, and protect their information,” added Nevin Markwart, Chief Information Security Officer at FutureVault.
Supporting evidence and documentation provided by FutureVault during the SOC 2 Type II examination were stored, delivered, and accessed within the company’s corporate FutureVault product, where auditors were provisioned secure trusted access to folders and documents being requested. By conducting the examination within FutureVault, both parties streamlined accessing and requesting critical documents, saving significant time and money by eliminating back-and-forth manual exchanges of documentation. The ability to perform and streamline audit assessments within FutureVault’s secure digital vault platform demonstrates the maturity of the company’s technology and information security protocols.
