generated: '2026-08-06' method: searched probe: true url: https://www.aristamd.com/security/ source: https://www.aristamd.com/security/ status: 200 note: >- The automated probe (probe-security-programs.py) reported trust=none because it looks for trust. / security. subdomains and a /trust or /compliance path, none of which exist. AristaMD does publish a substantive security posture page at /security/ on the marketing host; this artifact was written by hand from that page after the probe missed it. certifications: # Recorded exactly as AristaMD states them. AristaMD describes SOC 2 as the # FRAMEWORK its Information Security Program follows and cites independent # third-party assessments — it does not publish an attestation report, a # certificate, a report date or a named auditor on the public page. That # distinction is preserved here rather than flattened into "SOC 2 certified". - name: SOC 2 claim_type: framework-followed attestation_published: false verbatim: >- "Our Information Security Program follows the criteria set forth by the SOC 2 Framework. SOC 2 is a widely known information security auditing procedure created by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants." program: organizational: - Information Security Program communicated throughout the organization - Independent third-party assessments of security and compliance controls - Independent third-party penetration testing performed at least annually - Defined and documented roles and responsibilities; policies reviewed and accepted by staff - Security awareness training covering phishing and password management - Industry-standard confidentiality agreements signed before first day - Background checks on all new team members cloud: - Hosted on a combination of Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform - All data hosted in databases located in the United States - Encryption at rest for all databases - Encryption in transit — TLS/SSL only - Vulnerability scanning and active threat monitoring - Logging and monitoring of cloud services - Backup via the hosting provider; monitoring alerts on failures - Documented incident response with escalation, rapid mitigation and communication access: - Access to cloud infrastructure limited to authorized employees by role - Principle of least privilege for identity and access management - Quarterly access reviews for all staff with access to sensitive systems - Minimum password complexity requirements - Company-issued laptops use a password manager vendor_and_risk: - Vendor risk determined and reviewed before authorizing a new vendor - At least annual risk assessments, including fraud considerations contact: security: info@aristamd.com verbatim: >- "If you have any questions, comments or concerns or if you wish to report a potential security issue, please contact info@aristamd.com" legal_address: AristaMD, Inc., Attn Legal, 4660 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 100 #1535, San Diego not_published: # Recorded because a healthcare buyer's security review will ask for each of these. - SOC 2 Type II report or bridge letter (not linked, not gated behind a form) - Name of the auditor or assessment firm - Date or period of the most recent assessment - HIPAA statement or BAA availability — notable, since the platform handles US PHI - ISO 27001, HITRUST, PCI DSS or FedRAMP - Subprocessor list - Automated trust portal (Vanta/Drata/SafeBase style) - security.txt (RFC 9116) at any host - Bug bounty or coordinated disclosure program evidence: - source: https://www.aristamd.com/security/ status: 200 keywords: [information security program, soc 2, third-party audits, penetration testing, encryption at rest, encryption in transit, incident response, least privilege, risk assessments, vendor risk] - source: https://trust.aristamd.com/ status: not-resolved - source: https://www.aristamd.com/trust/ status: 404 - source: https://www.aristamd.com/compliance/ status: 404 - source: https://www.aristamd.com/hipaa/ status: 404 x-evidence: fetched: '2026-08-06'