Regulatory Compliance Expert, Certrec, Successfully Completes ISO 27001 Surveillance Review and SOC 2 Type 2 Examination

Certrec, a leading licensing and regulatory compliance provider for NRC and NERC compliance, announced it has maintained its ISO 27001:2013 certification for the eighth consecutive year and has successfully completed its fifth SOC 2 Type 2 examination with no findings. Compliance with these standards demonstrate continued commitment to information security.

An independent, third-party audit found Certrec’s technical controls, formalized IT Security policies and procedures, and physical security measures and countermeasures to be compliant with the standards and best practices that qualify Certrec as a secure vendor. Obtaining the ISO certification and a SOC 2 Type 2 clean report demonstrates Certrec’s continued commitment to the security, availability, and integrity of all Certrec products.

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“Certrec’s successful completion of the ISO 27001 Surveillance Review and SOC 2 Type 2 Examination is an achievement that speaks to the organization’s commitment to not only security in general, but to the ongoing maintenance and continual improvement of their information security management system,” stated Grayson Taylor, Senior Manager at Schellman & Company, LLC. “As both assessments have information security as a prominent component, Certrec’s leadership continues to demonstrate their commitment to this core principle throughout their organization.”

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“We take threats to the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of our clients’ information seriously,” asserts Ted Enos, President of Certrec. “Our clients are assured that our compliance tools, information storage solutions, and physical security are protected by comprehensive information security controls, risk management practices, and the prevention of IT architecture security risks.”

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