SOC 2 Certified: Building on a Foundation of Trust
- Edward Somgal

- Oct 16
- 2 min read
At Maya, we believe trust must be earned — continuously. Earlier this year, we achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, establishing a formal foundation for our information security management practices. Now, we’re proud to build on that with the next layer of assurance.
Maya Data Privacy is now officially SOC 2 Type II certified.
This milestone signals operational maturity. While ISO 27001 affirms that our security framework is robust by design, SOC 2 validates that those controls work effectively over time. It’s a detailed, independent audit of our real-world processes — how we handle access, monitor risk, protect data, and maintain system integrity across our daily operations.

Why does it matter? Because our clients don’t just need privacy technology — they need infrastructure they can trust. SOC 2 Type II is particularly valued by enterprises operating under strict regulatory and contractual obligations. It offers proof that Maya’s platform and internal operations meet industry benchmarks for confidentiality, availability, and security.
This is especially relevant for the critical use cases we support: anonymizing data for AI and analytics, enabling compliant testing in ERP systems, and safeguarding sensitive workflows across hybrid landscapes. With SOC 2 and ISO 27001 together, clients gain a double layer of confidence — one based in standards, the other in performance.
Security and privacy are deeply linked. SOC 2 reinforces our commitment to both — not as optional add-ons, but as built-in foundations. Every product, every process, every team at Maya is aligned with that vision.
We’ll continue raising the bar, not just for ourselves, but for the broader market. Because in a world moving fast toward AI-enabled data use, responsible infrastructure is not a nice-to-have — it’s a non-negotiable.
Want to understand how these certifications support your compliance roadmap? We’re happy to walk you through them — clearly, concretely, and always privacy-first.



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