Type II observation window underway

SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria, control by control

Abundera Sign operates under SOC 2 controls today; the Type II report is on the way. This page maps the AICPA Trust Service Criteria to the technical controls already in place so security teams can review the basis directly while the formal audit window runs.

Where SOC 2 is on the roadmap

SOC 2 Type I and Type II reports are not yet published. The observation window is underway. Target dates: Type II report Q4 2026, ISO 27001 certification Q2 2027. A technical security pack is available under NDA in the interim — email compliance@abundera.ai if procurement needs it sooner than the report ships.

CC1Control environment

Demonstration of commitment to integrity, ethical values, and independence.

  • Documented control environment with named Security Officer (security@abundera.ai)
  • Code of conduct and disclosure obligations on every engagement
  • Board-level oversight on security and compliance matters

CC2Communication and information

Internal and external information that enables internal control.

  • Published Trust Center with subprocessor list and current security posture
  • security.txt at /.well-known/security.txt (RFC 9116) as a disclosure channel
  • llms.txt advertises the compliance footprint to AI agents and crawlers
  • Privacy policy and terms published on abundera.ai

CC3Risk assessment

Ongoing identification, analysis, and management of risk.

  • Annual risk assessment with documented residual-risk treatment
  • Threat-modeling review on every major architectural change
  • Patent + IP register maintained at master-IP-portfolio level (see Trust Center)

CC4Monitoring activities

Ongoing and separate evaluations of control performance.

  • Cloudflare analytics for traffic anomalies and edge-side errors
  • Structured audit logs for every envelope action, hash-chained per signer
  • Failed-delivery retry queue with KV-tracked attempts
  • Per-deploy pre-flight validation script (48 sections of static checks)

CC5Control activities

Selection and development of control activities, including general IT controls.

  • Per-deploy pre-flight script blocks 48 distinct failure modes from reaching production
  • Migrations applied via D1, never ad-hoc SQL against production
  • Branch protection on the production branch with required review
  • Forward-regression smoke tests for OpenAPI, headers, compliance pages, and the legal-evidence chain

CC6Logical and physical access

Restricts logical and physical access to authorised parties.

  • JWT plus product-scoped API keys (abnd_sign_*) with KV-cached revocation
  • HSM-backed AATL signing key at Azure Key Vault (FIPS 140-2 Level 3)
  • Principle of least privilege on Cloudflare bindings (D1, KV, R2, Queues)
  • Passkeys (WebAuthn) and SMS OTP for high-assurance signer authentication
  • Account-isolation policy enforced via siteops audit script

CC7System operations

Detection and management of processing deviations.

  • Pre-deploy validation pipeline gates every change to production
  • Automated retention cron purges expired evidence packages on schedule
  • Anomaly alerting on auth failures, rate-limit breaches, and webhook signature failures
  • Documented incident response runbook with named on-call rotation
  • Dual email provider failover (ZeptoMail → Resend) keeps notifications flowing during partial outages

CC8Change management

Authorisation, design, documentation, testing, and approval of system changes.

  • Every change reaches production through the pre-deploy pipeline (static checks + Vitest)
  • OpenAPI canonical-and-docs sync enforced at deploy time so the API Shield contract never drifts from code
  • Forward-regression tests for the legal-evidence chain, security headers, and compliance footprint
  • Migration files numbered sequentially without gaps or duplicates (enforced)

CC9Risk mitigation

Identifies and selects mitigations for the risks identified.

  • WORM (Write Once Read Many) storage for sealed evidence packages with 3 to 99-year retention locks
  • Dual RFC 3161 trusted timestamp authorities (DigiCert primary, Sectigo secondary)
  • Multi-anchor evidence package (GitHub, GitLab, Sigstore Rekor, Bitcoin OpenTimestamps)
  • PAdES-LTA digital signature with embedded DSS and Document Timestamp for Long Term Validation

AAvailability (Trust Service Criterion)

Information and systems are available for operation and use.

  • Deployed on Cloudflare's global edge network with no origin dependency
  • Business plan: 99.9% SLA
  • Health endpoint at /api/v1/health monitors D1, KV, R2
  • Email retry queue with up to 3 automatic re-delivery attempts
  • Graceful degradation, optional anchors fail independently of the seal pipeline

CConfidentiality (Trust Service Criterion)

Information designated as confidential is protected as committed or agreed.

  • TLS 1.3 in transit, HSTS preload
  • R2 storage encrypted at rest
  • Per-signer signing tokens (256-bit CSPRNG, SHA-256 hashed)
  • No third-party analytics or tracking on signing pages, no fingerprinting
  • AI summaries via Cloudflare Workers AI at the edge, never leaving Cloudflare infrastructure

Frequently asked questions

Do you have a SOC 2 Type II report today?

Not yet. Target Q4 2026. The Type II observation window is underway. A technical security pack is available under NDA in the interim.

Which Trust Service Criteria are in scope?

Security (the Common Criteria, required), Availability, and Confidentiality. Processing Integrity and Privacy are evaluated alongside, with Privacy covered today by the published privacy policy and the cryptographic-evidence package on every signed envelope.

Can we get a security pack now?

Yes, under NDA. Email compliance@abundera.ai with the procurement timeline and we will return a pack covering the existing controls, subprocessor list, and the cryptographic-evidence walkthrough.

How does Abundera Sign meet the Common Criteria today?

Every CC line item maps to an existing control on this page (named Security Officer, published Trust Center, annual risk assessment, hash-chained audit log, pre-deploy validation script, HSM-backed signing key, retention cron, incident response runbook, WORM storage). The Type II report formalises the operating-effectiveness testing of those controls over a defined observation period.

What about ISO 27001?

ISO 27001 certification follows SOC 2 Type II. Target: Q2 2027. Many of the same controls underpin both regimes.

Need a target SOC 2 date for procurement, or want the technical security pack under NDA today? Email compliance@abundera.ai. For the broader posture, see the Trust Center, the Compliance Center, or the related HIPAA and 21 CFR Part 11 pages.