May 9, 2022
Constant Technologies, a leading custom technology furniture and audiovisual integration solutions provider, announced today that it has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type 1 examination.
Brad Righi, President of Constant Technologies, said of the SOC 2 completion, "Our clients trust us with their most critical investment to visualize and thwart threats. It certainly is a top priority for Constant to ensure they are confident in our handling of data and internal security measures."
About SOC 2
The AICPA created its SOC reporting framework to provide an independent evaluation of a service provider's controls linked to defined operational and compliance functions. The SOC 2 guidelines provide a benchmark for service organizations to demonstrate implementation of baseline control procedures and practices.
SOC 2 audit reports focus on a Service Organization's non-financial reporting controls as they relate to Security, Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity of the systems the service organization uses to process customer data, as well as the confidentiality and privacy of the information processed by these systems.
A-LIGN, an independent and accredited third-party CPA firm, completed the assessment of Constant Technologies systems and successfully validated that its controls meet the standards for SOC 2 Type 1 examination.
About Constant Technologies
With hundreds of turnkey command and control center installations across the globe and decades of experience, Constant Technologies provides custom technology furniture and audiovisual integration solutions for 24/7 command center environments in the public and private sectors. From conference and situation rooms to control room workstations and collaborative technology, Constant offers tailored solutions to clients' rigorous workplace demands. Constant integrates customized display wall solutions and operations center furniture from concept through completion to meet the unique needs and specifications of each project.
Contact:
Mary Morabit
401-294-7171 x141
[email protected]
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