DeNexus obtains SOC 2 Type 2 annual audit report, strengthening cybersecurity measures
A year after securing its SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, DeNexus has obtained its SOC 2 Type 2 annual audit report, a significant milestone that underscores its commitment to safeguarding operations, clients, and their valuable data.
“For a company like DeNexus that deals extensively with cyber risk quantification and management for industrial organizations, compliance is not just a checkbox but a strategic imperative,” Kasper Ell, DeNexus IT Manager and Alessandro Nepoti, DeNexus CTO, wrote Sunday in a company blog post. “Compliance frameworks such as SOC 2 Type 2 provide a comprehensive set of guidelines that help us assess, monitor, and improve our internal controls and security practices.”
The executives added that by adhering to these standards, “we ensure that our cybersecurity measures are robust, reliable, and continually evolving to address emerging threats. This commitment to compliance bolsters our credibility and demonstrates to our clients that we take data security seriously, providing them with peace of mind and fostering trust in our services.”
In the digital age, businesses across industries rely heavily on data-driven insights to make informed decisions. “As our clients entrust us with sensitive information to assess and quantify cyber risks, the security of their data is of utmost concern. This not only helps them meet their own security compliance requirements but also builds confidence that their confidential information is being handled with the highest level of care,” they added.
The DeNexus post also pointed out that when dealing with highly critical information from physical critical infrastructures, the stakes are even higher. “The potential consequences of a security breach in such scenarios can be catastrophic, affecting not only the organization but also public safety and national securityThis compliance framework provides a structured approach to identifying vulnerabilities, implementing safeguards, and continually assessing the effectiveness of our security measures,” it added.
The executives further added that “our commitment to SOC 2 Type 2 compliance extends beyond our own operations to the broader DeNexus Trusted Ecosystem, our proprietary cloud-based infrastructure resulting from the combination of data integrity, encryption and anonymization tools, security standards and certifications, trusted and certified infrastructure, policies and procedures that enables a strict control over the storage and dissemination of cyber data.”
By meeting these stringent standards, “we contribute to raising the overall security posture of the industry. As we collaborate with partners, vendors, and clients, our security and compliance status becomes a shared asset, assuring all stakeholders that their interactions with DeNexus are based on a foundation of robust cybersecurity practices. This interconnected trust network enhances the reliability and integrity of our services, fostering long-lasting relationships and creating a competitive edge in the market,” the company post added.
DeNexus recognizes that compliance is not just a regulatory requirement; “it is a proactive approach that strengthens our ability to mitigate risks, protect our clients, and fortify our trusted ecosystem. As we continue to navigate the complex cyber landscape, DeNexus remains steadfast in its commitment to excellence, innovation, and the security of our valued partners and customers.”
In conclusion, the executives wrote that “DeNexus’ recent attainment of its SOC 2 Type 2 annual audit report exemplifies our unwavering dedication to safeguarding sensitive data and upholding the highest standards of cybersecurity.”
Earlier this month, DeNexus launched DNX CSF, a new cybersecurity framework (CSF) that solves the need for a lightweight, evidence-based risk assessment baseline. The company created its own Cyber Security Framework, DNX CSF 1.0, after extensive customer discussions and research on cybersecurity frameworks and standards.
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