TechMD Achieves SOC 2 Type II Certification Renewal: Ensuring Top-Tier Security and Compliance

We’re excited to announce that TechMD has once again completed the SOC 2 Type II certification, a rigorous audit process that demonstrates our commitment to safeguarding customer data and maintaining industry-leading security standards. But what exactly is SOC 2, and why does it matter for your business?

What is SOC 2 Type II certification?

SOC (Service Organization Control) 2 certification, developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), sets the benchmark for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy for managed service providers (MSPs) like TechMD. This audit ensures that companies handle your sensitive data responsibly and are equipped with the proper controls to protect against evolving cyber threats.

The Type II certification is particularly meaningful because it doesn’t just represent a snapshot in time. It requires an ongoing evaluation of security practices over a longer period, typically 6 to 12 months. This means TechMD’s systems and controls have been continuously monitored and verified by an auditing firm (Kovalev & Yuen CPAs, LLP) ensuring long-term reliability.

Why SOC 2 certification matters

Data breaches are becoming more frequent and sophisticated, making it essential for businesses to partner with service providers that prioritize security. Here’s why SOC 2 Type II certification should be important to you:

  • Demonstrates trust: Mark of trust that the provider has implemented strict controls to protect your data.
  • Ongoing compliance: Not just a one-time audit, it evaluates ongoing operations to ensure continued adherence to best practices.
  • Risk mitigation: Ensures that policies and practices are in place to minimize risks like data breaches, unauthorized access, and system failures.
SOC 2 Type II certification is non-negotiable when selecting a managed IT service provider. It underscores our commitment to safeguarding client data and demonstrates that we have the necessary controls in place to meet industry standards and protect against the cyber threats of today and tomorrow.
Travis Hayes
Travis Hayes
CIO, TechMD

How TechMD Meets SOC 2 Standards

At TechMD, our dedication to client security is embedded in everything we do. Here’s how we meet the SOC 2 standards:

  1. Comprehensive security controls: We implement industry-leading security measures, from firewalls and encryption to real-time monitoring, to keep your data safe.
  2. Data availability: Our infrastructure ensures high availability, meaning your systems and data are accessible when you need them, minimizing any downtime or disruptions.
  3. Processing integrity: TechMD ensures that your data is processed accurately and securely, helping your business run smoothly without errors or interruptions.
  4. Confidentiality and privacy: We follow strict confidentiality protocols to ensure your sensitive information is only accessed by authorized personnel.

Why work with a SOC 2 Type II certified MSP?

When you partner with TechMD, you can rest easy knowing that we’ve undergone rigorous auditing and that we’re committed to safeguarding your data. Our SOC 2 Type II certification provides peace of mind, demonstrating our proactive approach to cybersecurity and our dedication to maintaining a secure environment for your business.

Look for the SOC Badge

By choosing TechMD, you’re partnering with a company that values integrity, security, and long-term reliability. We proudly display the SOC certification badge as a sign that your trust is important to us, and we’re here to ensure that your data remains protected.

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