Latitude Subrogation Services Achieves SOC 2 Type II Certification
The certification offers assurance and information about Latitude's controls relevant to security, availability and integrity of the systems used to process users' data, as well as the confidentiality and privacy of the information. The company partnered with
"Honesty and integrity are core values at Latitude Subrogation Services, and both SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II certifications are important recognition of those critical aspects of the way we do business," said
To keep client records, transactions and data safe, Latitude Subrogation Services regularly reviews controls as well as risk factors present in the industry, adding new controls as the landscape changes. Maintaining both SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II certifications separates Latitude Subrogation Services from many other companies in the industry, guaranteeing accountability in all aspects of client relations.
SOC 2 reports are used to report on management oversight; vendor management programs; internal corporate governance and risk management processes; and regulatory oversight, all based upon the Trust Services Principles and Criteria for service organizations.
About Latitude Subrogation Services
Since 1997, LSS has provided solutions for insurers, self-insured entities, third party administrators and specialty risk companies as a subrogation vendor and purchaser of subrogation assets. Through the vision of Founder
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