The independently conducted AWS FTR audit helps build trust and confidence with customers.
Background
Our prospects, customers, and partners often ask us about our cloud security controls, processes, and practices to gain confidence that our solutions and services adequately protect their business-critical email data.
Trust – What is necessary and sufficient?
While a 4.9-star rating via independently validated customer reviews on Gartner Peer Insights and 100’s of businesses in 18+ countries across stringently regulated industries demonstrates strong capabilities, customers seek additional assurance of an independent audit of the internal systems and processes to gain the necessary confidence.
AWS FTR as a Trust initiative
Hence as a significant initiative to build greater trust, Mithi collaborated with AWS to participate in the independent audit conducted by an AWS expert.
This review verified Mithi’s adherence to cloud best practices on security, performance, and reliability aligned to the comprehensive AWS FTR (Foundational Technical Review) guidelines.
What is the AWS FTR?
The AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR) enables us to identify and remediate risks in our cloud-native software or solutions such as Vaultastic. The FTR provides specific guidelines to adopt a subset of AWS best practices to reduce risks around security, reliability, and operational excellence, as defined by the AWS Well-Architected Framework.
Scope of the AWS FTR audit on Mithi’s cloud platform
This independently conducted audit covered a detailed review of all the controls deployed on the cloud platform and the processes we follow to maintain vigilance and build resilience. The focus on the audit is around security, reliability, and operational excellence. The FTR audit repeats annually.
You can find more details in our document describing the scope, process of this audit, and the earned logo for successfully complying with all the review points. You can also find our reviewed solutions listed on the AWS Partner solution finder page.
Other documents which can be helpful to understand the reliability and security of Mithi’s cloud platform:
