Where we stand, stated as evidence. Framework status, the controls behind it, the claim ladder including what is not built, the resilience record with dates, every public document, and the NDA document room for the rest. A framework is only ever claimed with the evidence to show for it.
The question every IT security review asks first, answered without a borrowed badge: none issued to Vendor Benchmark yet, SOC 2 underway, the infrastructure providers audited, and an independent penetration test complete.
SOC 2 is an attestation issued by a licensed CPA firm after an audit, not a self-declared status. GDPR and CCPA have no government certification. We describe a framework as satisfied only when we can show you the evidence.
These are the technical controls a SOC 2 auditor tests. Most are the foundation the platform was built on, so the gap to attestation is evidence and policy, not new engineering.
Items move left only when the code or the evidence exists. The third column is there so you can believe the first.
A backup without a tested restore is a hope, and a security page without third-party validation is a promise. This table is where the evidence lands as each program runs.
Every document below is public with no account. For the whole set in one forwardable link, send the security review package; for one file, the security and data review guide carries all of it as a PDF.
Every agreement is public as a PDF on the agreements page, so legal can read the terms before anyone signs. The executed copies come from your account team.
We review each request and email a secure, NDA-gated link to a document room. The room expires, can be revoked, and logs every open. No account is needed.
Security at Vendor Benchmark is owned by Fredrik Filipsson, founder. Vulnerability reports are acknowledged within 3 business days with safe harbor for good-faith research, and if an incident ever affects your data you hear it from us within 72 hours of confirmation, followed by a written post-mortem. We sign your NDA or bring ours.