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Solvemed is pleased to share that we have achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance for the second consecutive year. This milestone reflects an enduring commitment to operational excellence, data protection, and the level of reliability expected from healthcare technology partners. Achieving SOC 2 in back-to-back cycles shows that our internal controls are not only designed well but consistently applied, monitored, and strengthened over time.
In a landscape where cybersecurity incidents disrupt care and expose sensitive data, maintaining SOC 2 Type II demonstrates that Solvemed has embedded strong security and privacy practices into daily operations. This certification is not a one-time accomplishment. It represents the discipline and maturity needed to safeguard the clinicians who rely on our systems and the patients whose information they protect.
Modern healthcare workflows depend on a complex network of digital systems. Electronic Health Records, diagnostic platforms, mobile applications, and cloud services all interact within the same clinical environment. While this connectivity raises the quality and speed of care, it also widens the surface for cyber threats. A growing share of incidents now originate through third-party technologies, which places greater weight on the security posture of every vendor supporting a hospital.
SOC 2 strengthens trust by providing independent, structured verification that an organization maintains the controls needed to protect data and deliver reliable system performance. HIPAA defines the legal baseline for privacy, but SOC 2 evaluates whether safeguards operate effectively day to day. For hospitals, where downtime, data errors, or breaches can impact patient safety, SOC 2 has become a key benchmark for selecting and retaining technology partners.
SOC 2 evaluates controls across the Trust Services Criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. A Type II report goes further than validating the design of these controls. It verifies that they operate reliably across a defined audit period, often six to twelve months.
This distinction carries weight. Type I provides a moment in time. Type II provides a record of consistent performance. Hospitals and enterprise buyers now expect Type II evidence because continuity, not intent, prevents disruptions to clinical systems and protects patient data.
A single SOC 2 Type II attestation confirms that the right controls exist. Achieving it in consecutive years signals that these controls are now woven into Solvemed’s operating model.
The first audit year often focuses on uplift, documentation, and rapid remediation. The second year signals a shift toward sustainability, where controls are monitored continuously, evidence collection is streamlined, and teams operate with a security-first mindset.
Annual audits also examine the previous year’s findings. Demonstrating that exceptions were resolved and prevented from recurring is one of the clearest indicators of organizational maturity. Year-over-year compliance shows that our progress is deliberate, measurable, and ongoing.
For hospitals and healthcare partners, this consistency provides confidence that Solvemed’s systems and governance remain stable and reliable, even as we scale.
For hospitals and clinical teams, SOC 2 contributes to stronger data protection, reliable uptime, and accurate system performance. These elements support clinical decision-making and help ensure that technology enhances patient care rather than placing new risks on clinical workflows.
For IT, security, and compliance teams, SOC 2 provides a trusted, standardized source of evidence. It clarifies system architecture, reduces integration risk, and supports alignment with HIPAA and other regulatory requirements. It also streamlines third-party risk assessments, reducing the time required for initial and annual vendor reviews.
For procurement and vendor management, SOC 2 Type II reduces uncertainty in purchasing decisions. It provides independent verification of a vendor’s security and reliability practices. Many healthcare organizations now treat current SOC 2 Type II status as a prerequisite for enterprise partnerships.
Expectations for healthcare security continue to evolve. Trends influencing future SOC 2 readiness include continuous compliance monitoring, new controls addressing the use of AI in clinical workflows, heightened attention to supply chain security, and greater alignment across frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, and HITRUST.
Solvemed will continue to strengthen its security program in line with these developments and maintain a level of assurance that supports both innovation and patient safety.
Solvemed’s second consecutive SOC 2 Type II attestation reflects a clear priority: maintaining the trust of our partners across the healthcare ecosystem. This achievement confirms the maturity of our security and compliance program, our responsibility to protect sensitive information, and our commitment to reliable system performance. As hospitals depend on technology for mission-critical functions, we will continue investing in the practices that support secure, stable, and transparent operations.
This progress also strengthens the foundation supporting our core product, the PuRe Pupillometer. As software classified as a medical device, it requires a security and compliance posture that matches the clinical environments in which it operates. The SOC 2 Type II attestation confirms that the systems behind the PuRe Pupillometer function reliably, that patient data is handled responsibly, and that our operational controls support safe deployment across hospitals.
For intensive care units and other settings where timely neurological checks guide treatment decisions, this assurance matters. The PuRe Pupillometer delivers standardized, quantitative pupillometry metrics and depends on secure, uninterrupted performance to support clinicians at the bedside. Consistent SOC 2 compliance provides hospitals with evidence that the technology can be integrated confidently into critical workflows and used in a way that aligns with regulatory expectations and internal governance standards.
In practice, the attestation reinforces that the PuRe Pupillometer is not only clinically useful but also safe, reliable, and compliant across the full span of its lifecycle. It gives clinical and IT teams a clear signal that the technology supporting neuro assessments is backed by a security program mature enough for high-acuity care.
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