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SOC2SOC 2® Type II Report Issued

Audited.
Continuously.

ChartVPS holds a SOC 2 Type II report. An independent auditor tested how our security controls operate over a three-month period, not just how they look on paper on a single day.

Audit information

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations
Review Period
3 months
Period
Jun 22 – Sep 22, 2026
Report Date
Oct 29, 2026
In-Scope Controls
71
Auditor
Prescient Assurance
Re-Audit Cycle
Annual

Operational Controls

01

Identity & Access

SSO, MFA on all remote and admin access, least-privilege RBAC, quarterly access reviews.

Quarterly Access Reviews
02

Change Management

Every production change is documented, peer-reviewed, tested, and formally approved before deployment.

Auditable Change Logs
03

Logging & Monitoring

Centralized audit logging with intrusion detection and file-integrity monitoring; alerts on anomalous or tampered logs.

Audit Logging + IDS
04

Disaster Recovery

Documented recovery procedures with automated environment replication. DR plan tested at least annually.

Annual DR Test
05

Vulnerability Management

Vulnerability scanning at least annually plus periodic external scans, findings tracked to resolution, and regular penetration testing.

Regular Pen Testing
06

Incident Response

Defined severity levels, incident notification timeframes, post-incident reviews shared on request.

Defined Response SLA

The difference between paperwork and proof.

Type I confirms controls exist. Type II confirms they work, day after day, for months. ChartVPS holds both.

Point in time
SOC2

SOC 2 Type I

Auditors verify that controls are designed correctly on a single point in time. A snapshot. Most VPS providers stop here.

  • Point-in-time review
  • Controls exist on paper
  • Single audit window
Over time
SOC2

SOC 2 Type II

Auditors observe whether controls actually function over a sustained window. Continuous evidence collection. The real validation.

  • Operational over time
  • Evidence tested across the full period
  • Independent re-audit annually

ChartVPS vs Others

Where competitors fall short

CriterionChartVPSGeneric VPS providers
SOC 2 Type IReport issuedOften absent
SOC 2 Type IIReport issuedOften absent or Type I only
Trust criteriaSecurity · Availability · ConfidentialityUnscoped
Evidence window3-month review period (Jun 22 – Sep 22, 2026)Snapshot only
AuditorPrescient AssuranceSelf-attestation or none
Customer-facing reportType I and Type II reports under NDA via trust centerMarketing PDF, if any
Incident notification SLADefined · publishedBest-effort
Access reviewsQuarterly, evidencedAd-hoc
DR testingAt least annual, results loggedUntested
Encryption policyAES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2/1.3 in transitVaries per node

Trust, demonstrated — not described

Request our SOC 2 Type II report or talk to our security team.

✓ SOC 2 Type II Report✓ Security Overview✓ Incident Response Summary✓ Encryption Standards
SOC 2 Type II report

Frequently Asked Questions

Type I checks that controls are designed correctly at a single point in time. Type II goes further: an independent auditor observes whether those controls actually operate over a sustained window, with evidence collected continuously. ChartVPS holds both a Type I and a Type II report, with annual re-audits from here on.
Yes. Our SOC 2 Type II report is available under NDA, typically within one business day of your request. Request access through our trust center or ask your account manager.
Prescient Assurance, an independent licensed CPA firm, performed the audit. It covers 71 in-scope controls across the Security, Availability, and Confidentiality trust criteria, tested over the period June 22 to September 22, 2026, with annual re-audits.
Data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2/1.3 in transit. Encryption policy is applied consistently across the fleet rather than configured per node.
We run defined incident severity levels with published notification timeframes. Disaster recovery is tested at least annually with results logged, and post-incident reviews are shared on request.