Welcome to our new blog! At Atmoz, we believe that security should never be an afterthought or an upsell. Any respectable cloud product must prioritize security before building or offering any service to its users. That’s why we at Atmoz are a security-first company dedicated to ensuring that our infrastructure and services are secure by design.
But here’s the thing: why have security reports, specifically SOC 2 and ISO compliance reports, become premium features? It raises an important question—are non-premium users not benefiting from the same security measures?
Let’s break it down. SOC 2 (Service Organization Control 2) and ISO (International Organization for Standardization) compliance reports are critical for verifying that a company meets rigorous security standards. These reports ensure that your data is handled securely and that the company you trust with your data adheres to best practices in areas like data protection, confidentiality, and privacy.
Yet, many companies treat these reports as exclusive perks for higher-paying customers. This implies that basic users might not enjoy the same level of security—a notion we at Atmoz strongly disagree with. Security is not a privilege; it’s a necessity.
We believe that all companies should offer compliance security reports as a standard. These reports should be published regularly and made freely available on their websites for anyone to review.
However, simply having these reports isn’t enough. How can you be sure they actually reflect the product? At Atmoz, we ensure that our reports are accurate by hosting our infrastructure in Microsoft Azure and leveraging Azure’s Cloud Security Center to continuously monitor and audit our environment.
Below, you’ll find the latest Azure-generated reports for the actual subscription that runs our code. We are committed to regularly publishing updated reports, so you can trust that security always comes first.
In our next post, we’ll dive into the specific application-level measures we take to protect our clients’ data.
