Security and data governance are foundational to how Revelate operates. As part of our ongoing work to follow established best practices for protecting customer data, Revelate has achieved SOC 2 Type II certification.
SOC 2 Type II is an independent audit that evaluates both the design of security controls and how effectively those controls operate over time. This certification confirms that Revelate’s systems and internal processes were tested and validated by an independent auditor across an extended review period.
“SOC 2 Type II gives customers confidence that Revelate can be trusted to handle sensitive data at scale,” said Marc-André Hétu, CEO and Co-founder at Revelate. “It shows that our security controls are consistently applied and monitored as data access expands, so customers don’t have to worry about governance breaking down as usage grows.”
Why This Matters for Revelate Customers
Revelate supports teams that need to expand access to data products across internal and external consumers without introducing governance risk.
For customers, achieving SOC 2 Type II means:
- Faster security and procurement approval
- Scale data access without losing control
- Greater confidence when working in enterprise or regulated environments
Revelate’s Approach to Secure Data Delivery
Revelate is designed to fit alongside modern data platforms by clearly separating data ownership from data delivery:
- Revelate does not sell or broker customer data
- Customers retain ownership of their data and commercial relationships
- Revelate governs how data is packaged, accessed, and delivered through the platform
This approach allows organizations to scale data access while maintaining clear ownership and governance.
An Ongoing Commitment
Security and governance are ongoing efforts. Achieving SOC 2 Type II is an important milestone, and we will continue to invest in the people, processes, and systems that support secure, well-governed data delivery at scale.
For more details on how Revelate protects customer data, visit our Security page.