Security Is Integral To Everything We Do

At Valence, we’re dedicated to helping companies trust their third-party vendors and ensure SaaS-to-SaaS supply chain access is properly managed and secured. Therefore, when it comes to our own SaaS platform, safeguarding customer data and maintaining customer trust is a top priority.

From our earliest days, we incorporated data protection, availability and integrity to the core of our operations.

This comes into effect into ensuring compliance early on with industry standards such as SOC 2 Type II, but also taking the extra mile to ensure security is embedded into everything we do. We have certifications, processes, and audits in place to ensure security, uptime, and deliverability. These certifications, penetration testing summaries, etc. are available upon request for Valence customers.

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SOC 2 Type II Compliance

To ensure our platform could be trusted by global security teams, we ensured that from day 1, our Valence SaaS mesh security platform was built with high security standards and a security mindset. Therefore, Valence completed a SOC 2 Type II attestation which was performed by external auditors and periodically assessed to ensure ongoing compliance.

The SOC 2 Type II compliance ensures that Valence’s risk management, software development and security practices meet AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria for Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality or Privacy.

Infrastructure Security

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Azure cloud hosting - subject to the high compliance standards

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Hardened operating systems (OS)

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Cloud runtime protection

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Cloud assets vulnerability scanning

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Data Protection and Privacy

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Logical tenant separation

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IAM Identity and permission per tenant

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Separate database, storage and secrets per tenant

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Encryption in-transit and encryption at-rest

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Application Security

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Annual external penetration testing - zero findings left open

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Vulnerability scanning (source code, dependencies and containers)

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Strict Content Security Policy

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Change management & Secure Development Lifecycle (secure SDLC)

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IT Security

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Valence personnel least privilege (need-to-work basis) access to data

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Continuous asset and patch management

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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) access

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Security monitoring, incident response and Vendor risk management

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