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Product update: More functionality for Vanta’s Trust Reports
In June, we introduced Trust Reports to further Vanta's work of moving security demonstration from point-in-time checks to continuous, transparent reporting. Since then, the response we have received from customers has been enthusiastic.
"The Trust Report is a game changer for us. I cannot believe how sleek it looks and how much time it saves us with tracking and putting together our security information." - Rob Wagner, VP of Engineering, Elate
And now, we're introducing a few updates to Trust Reports that give you even more ways to build trust with customers and prospects by communicating security information that matters most.
Make Trust Reports more transparent with a custom domain
With Vanta, you can differentiate your company from the competition, and market your organization as a trusted vendor, by displaying your security. Now, you can create and share a public page and a custom domain to provide more transparency into your security posture. Add a link to your Trust Report from your website; ours is in our footer, trust.vanta.com.
"As we've started selling into larger and larger companies, the deal cycle has become much more complicated since they require us to pass their vendor risk and IT assessments. Sharing Vanta's Trust Report has made sales conversations go much smoother." - Rob Buckingham, Co-Founder and COO, qChange
Don't have your SOC 2 report yet? No problem. Trust Reports is a centralized repository to present real-time progress as you work towards your SOC 2 report. Showcase your documents and display answers to frequently asked questions. And once you have your SOC 2, don't rely on marketing and security resources to build and maintain the page. Post your Trust Report on your company webpage to also satisfy SOC 2 requirements for a security page.
See Vanta Trust Reports in action
Explore a few examples of how our customers publicly demonstrate their security and compliance.
“As the internal AppStore for companies, our customers have lots of questions to ensure we take appropriate security measures. Vanta Trust Reports answers questions before they even get to the security team, reducing the back and forth during the pre-sales process.” - Ethan Houston, Security Engineer, Lumos
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Secure sensitive documents by requiring access requests and watermarking
Providing proof of reports, certifications, documentation, and ongoing security monitoring is a powerful way to demonstrate transparency in your security program. But as with most security-related information, you want to protect your sensitive data.
Now, you can institute a flow that allows you to mark documents as private and approve access to certain viewers. You can even upload your NDA, ensuring your customers and prospects–not your competition–get the information they need.
For sensitive documents, it's common to see a watermark, a transparent text overlay that helps secure your documents from theft or unauthorized use. Now you can add a text watermark to your PDFs to protect and claim your confidential information.
We think these new features will make Trust Reports easier to use and help you continue to earn trust by being transparent about your security and compliance. And this is just the start. We'll continue launching new features and improvements to Trust Reports. We can't wait to see how you'll use them.
You can use these new Trust Report features now in Vanta.
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