Seal's compliance certifications
Seal Security's own compliance certifications and the trust portal that publishes them.
Seal Security holds the following certifications:
SOC 2 Type II. Independent audit covering security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls.
ISO/IEC 27001. International standard for information security management systems.
The trust portal
Audit reports, security policies, and the current attestation documents are published at:
The portal carries:
The current SOC 2 Type II report (under NDA, requestable from the portal).
The current ISO 27001 certificate.
Seal's security policies and procedures.
Subprocessor lists and other supporting documents commonly needed during a vendor risk review.
If your security team needs evidence Seal does not publish openly, contact your Seal account team or request it through the trust portal.
What these certifications cover
Both certifications cover Seal Security as the operator of the Seal Platform. They are statements about how Seal runs its own organization and platform: access controls, vendor management, incident response, change management, and so on. They are not statements about the sealed packages Seal produces, which are covered separately by the per-package attestations and signing.
Related
The 72-hour SLA: the operational commitment that sits alongside the certifications.
Frameworks Seal helps you meet: how Seal's certifications and the per-package evidence map to customer-side compliance.
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