Attio’s Trust Center added a 2026 SOC 2 Type 1 report and a publication announcement, providing customers independent validation of its security controls. The ISO 27001 certificate listing changed from 1402109-1 to 1402109-2, and the 2024 security assessment was removed from the resource list.
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After: …all Does Attio use a Cloud Infrastructure Provider? Updates View all General SOC 2 Type 1 Report Published ‹date› Attio is proud to announce the issuance of our SOC 2 Type 1, giving our customers independent validation of the security controls we use to protect our customers. We believe trust is built over time with transparency and lays the foundation for what we are building at Attio. This is a milestone in our Trust and Security journey which builds on top of the robust ISO 27001 programme that Attio has proudly maintained for several years. Read more Read more about SOC 2 Type 1 Report Opens in new tab Subscribe to updates
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Attio’s Trust Center added a 2026 SOC 2 Type 1 report and a publication announcement, providing customers independent validation of its security controls. The ISO 27001 certificate listing changed from 1402109-1 to 1402109-2, and the 2024 security assessment was removed from the resource list.
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Trust page changed on Attio’s Trust page, changed 2026-10-28 08:59 UTC (change 1 of 1).