What is in SOC 2 Report Example – Detailed Breakdown
Cloud-hosted businesses today are cognizant of the profound impact security has on customer perception. Ensuring the security of customer data as well as maintaining vendor compliance is an important objective. SOC 2, in this context, is a globally-accepted way to secure data, build trust, and unlock growth opportunities. But what exactly does a SOC 2…
Oct 05, 2023
Essential Steps for CCPA Compliance in 2025
Back in 2018, the Californian Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) came into effect, and it was a turning point for more than half a million companies operating in the US. However, consumers benefited the most here as CCPA set out to give users (especially Californian consumers) immense control over how their personal information was handled. The CCPA’s…
Oct 04, 2023
Sprinto Trust Center – one place to share them all
Multiple back-and-forth emails, sharing your security reports and certifications as attachments, and answering security questionnaires that repeatedly hover over sensitive company information can be time-consuming and tiresome. Sprinto’s newly-launched Trust Center makes it easy to share information on your security, compliance and privacy posture with customers and prospects. As a result, you can continue to…
Dec 23, 2022
Your Quick & Dirty Guide to G2 Reviews – The Sprinto Way
The G2 Winter Reports for 2023 are out, and we’re thrilled to announce that Sprinto has emerged as the Security Compliance Leader! Sprinto won 11 badges and has broken records as the leader in Security Compliance, Cloud Security, and Cloud Compliance for the third consecutive quarter! Sprinto was also recognized as the ‘Most Implementable Software’…
Dec 23, 2022
Sprinto Named G2 Leader in Security Compliance (Again!)
G2 Fall 2022 Reports are out and we’re thrilled to announce that Sprinto has been recognized as a Leader in Security Compliance, once again!
Sep 28, 2022
Article 28 of GDPR: The Essentials for Data Processors
Article 28 GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) discusses the written contract between a controller and a processor (or a sub-processor). This contract legally allows processors to process personal data on behalf of the Controller. This contract is also known as a Data Processing Agreement (DPA). Here’s an example of a standard DPA and the information…
Sep 18, 2022