Once again, for the fourth consecutive year, Solvinity has received new SOC 1 (ISAE 3402) and SOC 2 reports with an “unqualified opinion” from KPMG for the Solvinity private cloud and the Azure public cloud. This means that the design, implementation, and operation of required measures in the areas of security, availability, and confidentiality have been positively tested. This confirms that we can meet our service commitments and system requirements, and the entire management environment complies with strict international standards for IT service providers. 

In 2020, Solvinity became the first Dutch IT service provider with a SOC 2 report for the Azure management environment. This is particularly relevant for financial institutions with hybrid cloud platforms that must comply with stringent compliance requirements and want to mitigate outsourcing risks. 

Martin Maas, CISO at Solvinity: “Organizations for whom compliance is essential, such as banks, insurance companies and the government, must be able to provide evidence of assurance from their IT service provider. Thanks to these standards and the audits, they can show that their data is in reliable hands, and they continue to be supported in enhancing their resilience – in both private and hybrid cloud environments.”