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Universal Semantic Layer : The foundation for instant, actionable, agentic analytics

The company reinforces its commitment to safeguarding the integrity, confidentiality, availability and security of customer data.

Los Gatos, California, US, April 3, 2023 – Kyvos the industry-leading semantic layer for AI and BI, today announced the successful completion of the Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II certification. SOC 2 is an auditing standard developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accounts (AICPA). It assesses a service organization’s security, availability, processing, integrity, confidentiality and privacy controls against AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria (TSC).

The certification requires a rigorous audit of internal systems, policies and processes to ensure they meet the strictest security and privacy standards. In an assessment conducted by A-LIGN, an independent SOC 2 auditor, Kyvos proved its resolve towards implementing critical security policies and continued compliance over time.

Kyvos is committed to simplifying analytics for enterprises by creating a semantic layer on the cloud and accelerating multidimensional insights at any scale. Kyvos’ successful completion of the SOC 2 Type II certification assures its customers that the company has implemented robust controls to protect their sensitive data through this journey.

“At Kyvos, we always prioritize security compliance,” said Rajesh Murthy, COO, Kyvos. “We understand that data protection, security and integrity are critical customer asks from an analytics platform. This has been our driver for implementing an end-to-end security compliant process and architecture. With SOC 2 Type II compliance, our customers will have access to unparalleled insights into their data, along with the assurance that sensitive information is fully protected.”

Kyvos democratizes business intelligence and analytics for every user, unlocking the full potential of the semantic layer to solve major speed and scalability bottlenecks.