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Solsta has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type II audit and achieved ISO/IEC 27001 certification.

These are two independent validations of how we design, operate, and secure our systems.

  • SOC 2 evaluates how our controls perform over time
  • ISO 27001 certifies our information security management system

Together, they provide a clear signal that security is built into how Solsta operates, not added later.

What this means for you

Compliance announcements often sound abstract.

Here is what these certifications represent in practice.

  • Access to systems is controlled, reviewed, and logged
  • Controls are in place to protect data in transit and at rest
  • Infrastructure is monitored and secured
  • Security processes are documented and consistently followed
  • Risks are identified, assessed, and managed through a formal system

ISO 27001 requires a structured approach to security across the organization.
SOC 2 verifies that those controls are operating effectively.

Why this matters for game studios

Game development pipelines handle:

  • large build artifacts
  • proprietary assets
  • pre-release content
  • distributed teams and external testers

That creates real risks:

  • unauthorized access to builds
  • leaks of unreleased content
  • inconsistent access controls
  • insecure distribution workflows

SOC 2 and ISO 27001 demonstrate that controls are in place to help manage these risks in a structured and auditable way.

We are proud of our security review practices and want to protect valuable data worldwide.