dope.security demonstrates maturity by meeting SOC 2 Type II security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy standards

dope.security, the fly-direct Secure Web Gateway (SWG), today announced that it has successfully completed the Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II auditing procedure. The audit, conducted by Sentry Assurance, validates that dope.security has effective controls in place for its cybersecurity solutions, business operations procedures, and technical infrastructure.

SOC 2 Type II compliance verifies that dope.security has the service commitments and system requirements in place to meet the applicable Trust Services Criteria and emphasizes the company’s commitment to maintaining a modern cybersecurity posture. The related report not only documents the maturity of the company’s systems and processes, but also demonstrates the enterprise-readiness and the operational effectiveness of dope.security.

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“Companies put faith in cybersecurity vendors to not only protect their environments but also handle their data correctly. That’s why we prioritized SOC 2 compliance on Day One”

“Companies put faith in cybersecurity vendors to not only protect their environments but also handle their data correctly. That’s why we prioritized SOC 2 compliance on Day One,” said Kunal Agarwal, Founder and CEO, dope.security. “The attestation proves that we are enterprise-ready and customers can fully trust dope’s internal controls and processes to protect them. Furthermore, with dope’s Fly-Direct architecture, end-user data is never decrypted in our cloud — it stays safe on your device.”

Legacy SWG providers decrypt Internet traffic and route it through stopover datacenters to perform security checks. This is inherently risky regardless of what safeguards may be in place. In contrast, the Fly-Direct architecture, which performs decryption and security policy enforcement on the endpoint, ensures that customer data never leaves the device. As a result, customers maintain custody of their data at all times.

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