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- SOC 2 compliance is the gold standard for data security, ensuring that io.net meets stringent standards for protecting sensitive information.
io.net, the decentralized GPU computing network, announced that it has achieved SOC 2 compliance. This achievement underscores io.net’s commitment to providing enterprise-grade security and operational transparency, strengthening its position as a trusted partner for companies adopting decentralized infrastructure.
SOC 2 compliance is the gold standard for data security, ensuring that an organization meets stringent standards for protecting sensitive information. By obtaining this certification, io.net verifies its ability to protect enterprise data through strong security controls, standardized processes, and auditable transparency. This builds trust with organizations looking for solutions that meet stringent compliance requirements. It also establishes safeguards for sensitive data, ensuring protection against breaches and unauthorized access, and aligning io.net’s infrastructure with regulatory requirements across global markets.
“Achieving SOC 2 compliance validates the work we have been doing behind the scenes since day one to ensure the security of our systems and enforce strict data integrity standards,” said Gaurav Sharma, CTO at io.net. “While this certification benefits all io users. net, but will be of particular interest to organizations committed to partnering with organizations that maintain the highest standards of data protection and compliance.
SOC 2 compliance aligns with io.net’s vision of delivering decentralized GPU computing solutions that are secure and scalable. It paves the way for future growth for io.net, enabling the company to expand its offerings and meet the needs of enterprises in regulated industries. Certification also enhances io.net’s ability to compete on a global scale by demonstrating adherence to industry-leading standards.
About io.net
io.net is a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) that deploys and manages on-demand decentralized GPU clusters from geographically distributed sources. Today hundreds of thousands of GPUs can be accessed in an IO network, and this Internet of GPUs is specifically designed for low-latency, high-processing-demand use cases such as AI/ML operations and cloud gaming. io.net democratizes access to GPU compute capacity while reducing costs, accelerating lead times, and expanding options for engineers and businesses. You can access compute capacity for a fraction of the cost or become a capacity reseller at io.net.
