Mindbreeze: Big News from Austria
June 19, 2020
Moving enterprise search and data analysis to the cloud means security becomes an even greater concern, and one provider recently had an audit performed on its platform. Olean Times Herald reports, “Mindbreeze InSpire SaaS Receives SOC2 Type 1 Attestation.” A System and Organization Controls 2 audit assesses how well a system complies with certain standards on the handling of data. “Type 1” means the assessment reports on a snapshot of time, no longer than six months. Consulting company KPMG completed the audit report. The write-up tells us:
“In the context of the auditing process, KPMG examined whether the Trust Services Criteria (TSC) for security – issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) – are observed. This involved inspecting and documenting the existing internal control mechanisms for the services offered, such as those relating to risk minimization, access controls, monitoring measures, and communication. The audit took the form of an ISAE 3000 Type 1 audit (testing the design and the implementation for a specific deadline) and was conducted over a period of roughly four weeks. Mindbreeze received the final test results as an ISAE 3000 SOC2 Type 1 Report.”
The report will provide information to Mindbreeze’s clients and auditors. Founder and CEO Daniel Fallmann emphasizes that tight security and adherence to operating standards are priorities for his firm. The company’s platforms rely on AI tech to produce business insights to its clients. Based in Chicago, Mindbreeze was founded in 2015.
Cynthia Murrell, June 19, 2020
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