Datadobi Receives SOC 2 Type I Attestation from KPMG for Its Software Engineering, Quality, and Security Processes

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Datadobi Receives SOC 2 Type I Attestation from KPMG for Its Software Engineering, Quality, and Security Processes

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Independent attestation reaffirms the quality, security, and governance standards built into how Datadobi develops, delivers, and supports its software, keeping data integrity and safety at the forefront.

LEUVEN, Belgium, Nov. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Datadobi, a global leader in unstructured data management software, today announced that it has once again received its Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type I attestation covering its software engineering, quality assurance, security, operations, and support processes, following an independent audit by KPMG. Developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), SOC 2 is a widely recognized framework for assessing how service organizations protect customer data. The attestation confirms that Datadobi's internal controls and processes continue to meet the highest standards for the integrity, security, and confidentiality of customer data.

With unstructured data growing exponentially in recent years, the challenge of managing it is accelerating at an ever-increasing pace. IT and business organizations are moving data for system upgrades, to take advantage of the cloud, for cost or compliance reasons, and to prepare data for AI, analytics, and research. The race to get unstructured data ready for AI raises the stakes further: data feeding AI models, retrieval pipelines, and agents must be complete, uncorrupted, and properly governed, because errors or exposures at this stage are amplified in every output that follows. Throughout these processes, data integrity must be protected against human and machine error as well as malicious attacks. That puts the spotlight not only on the software organizations rely on to manage their data, but on the engineering, security, and operational discipline of the vendor behind it.

The SOC 2 Type I report reaffirms Datadobi's company-wide commitment to data integrity, security, and software quality, giving organizations confidence that the data they move, manage, and prepare for AI is handled under rigorous, independently audited controls. It provides an in-depth look at the internal controls and processes that govern how Datadobi builds, tests, releases, and supports its software, including:

Secure, Defensive Software Engineering

A defensive engineering methodology is embedded across Datadobi's software development lifecycle. All code is deployed following a four-eyes principle, and every code change is peer reviewed and passes extensive automated testing before it is included in a release. An agile release methodology means Datadobi's software can be adapted quickly to customer-specific needs or interoperability challenges, without compromising quality or control.

Independent Quality Assurance (QA) Function

Datadobi maintains a QA function that operates independently of development to verify the quality of every release. If an issue is identified in a customer environment, it is investigated, and a software patch is provided to resolve it. A root cause analysis then determines whether any process, test, or architectural change is needed, so that lessons learned feed back into how all Datadobi software is built.

Risk Assessment and Governance

Datadobi applies a formal risk-control matrix across the business to evaluate risks and the controls in place to mitigate them. The matrix is regularly reviewed by Datadobi's management and product management teams, ensuring security and data protection remain leadership priorities embedded in day-to-day operations.

Training, Support, and Customer Guidance

Datadobi trains customers and partners to use its software effectively in complex, multi-vendor environments and supports them at every stage of a project, from planning and pre-cutover testing to dry runs, cutover, and verification. Customers also have access to an extensive knowledge base of storage interoperability guidance and best practices, along with chain-of-custody reporting that documents how their data has been handled.

"As organizations prepare their unstructured data for AI, they need to know it has been handled with integrity at every step. Customers trust Datadobi with their most valuable data, and that trust has to be earned in how we operate as a company, not just in what our software does," said Carl D'Halluin, CTO, Datadobi. "Renewing our SOC 2 Type I attestation independently validates the engineering discipline, quality controls, and security processes behind every Datadobi release. Plenty of vendors talk about security; far fewer can show independent proof of it. That's an important differentiator for us, and it reflects our continued commitment to keeping customer data safe and secure."

To learn more about Datadobi's service commitments and obtain the available SOC 2 Type I report, visit https://datadobi.com/kpmg/

About Datadobi

Datadobi is the intelligence and orchestration layer for unstructured data. Its vendor-independent software helps organizations understand their file and object data, make informed lifecycle decisions at scale, and act across storage platforms, clouds, and sites. Enterprises use Datadobi to migrate off legacy platforms with chain-of-custody verification, archive inactive data to reclaim premium capacity, reduce ransomware exposure, remediate overexposed data access, and prepare datasets for AI. Datadobi is 100% channel-driven, working with partners that combine its software with their infrastructure and services to deliver complete solutions. Learn more at datadobi.com.

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