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OP Innovate Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance

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Filip Dimitrov

August 13, 2025

We’re proud to announce that OP Innovate has successfully achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance. This is an important milestone in our ongoing commitment to security, trust, and operational excellence.

What SOC 2 Type II Means

SOC 2 is a rigorous auditing framework developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) that assesses a company’s ability to securely manage data to protect the privacy and interests of its clients. 

Type II compliance is the most comprehensive form of SOC 2, evaluating not just the design of security controls, but also their operational effectiveness over an extended period.

Our Type II report reflects the results of a three-month audit conducted by an independent third party, validating that our security practices, processes, and controls meet and consistently uphold the highest industry standards.

Why It Matters for Our Customers

For our clients, SOC 2 Type II compliance means you can trust that your sensitive information, including vulnerability data and incident response details, is handled with the utmost care. The audit confirms that OP Innovate’s controls for security, availability, confidentiality, and integrity are not just in place, but proven effective over time.

This includes our proprietary WASP platform, which enables continuous penetration testing, vulnerability management, and secure collaboration with clients. SOC 2 Type II compliance reinforces that the platform and the processes around it operate in accordance with the most stringent data protection and operational standards.

This achievement also:

  • Strengthens trust by demonstrating independent verification of our practices.
  • Meets enterprise procurement standards, especially for organizations in regulated industries.
  • Reduces vendor risk, giving you additional assurance when working with us.

Our Commitment to Best Practices

Security is at the core of what we do, and SOC 2 Type II compliance is one more way we hold ourselves to the same high standards we advise our clients to follow. The audit covered policies, monitoring, access controls, incident response processes, and more, and confirmed that our systems operate reliably and securely.

Achieving this certification is not a one-time effort. We are committed to continuous improvement and maintaining our high operational standards by regularly reviewing and refining our controls to ensure we continue to uphold the trust our customers place in us. 

Looking Ahead

Our SOC 2 Type II compliance is both a validation of our current efforts and a promise to maintain the highest standards going forward. Whether you work with us for penetration testing, incident response, or ongoing security validation, you can have confidence that OP Innovate’s infrastructure, processes, and people are aligned to protect your data.

For more information or to request a copy of our SOC 2 Type II report, please contact our team.

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