What we have always strived for has been confirmed by independent auditors: the systems and data we are trusted with are safeguarded by security procedures that adhere to the world's most demanding standards.

We are glad to share that Solvative is now both SOC 2 Type II compliant and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. Together, these two independent certifications attest to the fact that our security procedures and the management system behind them adhere to the exacting requirements expected of organizations entrusted with customer data, operational systems, and the infrastructure that runs modern businesses.

What these certifications actually are

Think of SOC 2 Type II as an extended audit of how a company protects the data and systems it is responsible for. An independent, accredited auditor examines a company's infrastructure, people, and processes against a strict set of criteria covering security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. The Type II version goes further than a one-time review. It evaluates whether those controls have operated effectively over a sustained period, watching how the organization functions in practice rather than how it looks on paper.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the world's best-known standard for information security management systems. Where SOC 2 attests to the operating effectiveness of specific controls, ISO 27001 attests to the system that governs them. It defines the requirements an information security management system must meet, and certification confirms that an organization has put in place a structured, risk-based approach to protecting the data it owns or handles and that this approach reflects the best practices enshrined in the international standard.

Why this matters

Solvative builds technology for industries where reliability is not optional. When organizations choose us to design, build, or operate these systems, they are extending trust to the people who will work alongside their most important infrastructure.

SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 are the formal, independently verified proof that this trust is earned.

For us, the two certifications confirm three things:

1. Independent validation. External auditors have tested and confirmed our security controls and the management system behind them.
2. Sustained performance. Our controls were observed working effectively over an extended audit window, not at a single point in time, and our ISMS is built to keep them that way.
3. Operational discipline. Everything from how we manage access to how we respond to incidents has been documented, tested, and verified, and is continuously reviewed against an international standard.

For our clients and partners, this means our security posture is no longer something you have to take on faith. It is documented, audited, and available for review as part of your own due diligence.

What changed, and what didn't

We started Solvative with security as a foundational layer of how we operate. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 are the point at which that work was formally observed, tested, and confirmed by external experts.

What the audits covered runs across our entire operating environment: how we manage identity and access, how we secure our cloud infrastructure, how we govern code changes, how we manage devices, how we identify and treat information security risks, and how all of this is documented and continuously reviewed.

What the standards add is a way of working as much as a set of controls. ISO 27001:2022, in particular, asks an organization to be risk-aware by design, proactively identify weaknesses, treat them, and keep improving.

What is next

SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 are meaningful milestones, not endpoints. Security has always been our foremost commitment, and we will keep investing in the people, processes, and infrastructure needed to protect the systems and data our clients rely on because the businesses we serve are growing, the systems we build for them are becoming more connected, and the threats we defend against keep evolving.