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Security at FARMGOD: SOC 2 in progress, and a trust page to check
How FARMGOD protects what it sees of your farm: SOC 2 in progress with an independent auditor, controls monitored continuously, a public Trust Center, and your own server on a Private VPS.
A fleet management platform sees every miner of a farm and sends the commands that run it. How that is protected should not be something you have to take a vendor's word for.
SOC 2: in progress
SOC 2 is the standard by which an independent auditor examines how a service company protects its customers' data. FARMGOD is working towards it: an independent auditor is engaged for the Type 1 report, and we have committed to Type 2, which checks over months that the controls really work.
Monitored all the time, and in the open
Our controls are checked continuously through Vanta, a trust management platform. The result is public: the Trust Center shows our controls, our policies and the frameworks we work towards.
In the product
- Your own server. On a Private VPS your fleet's data lives on a server that is only yours, on encrypted storage, at your own address.
- Nothing opened into your farm. FARMGOD.OS reads your miners from inside your network and connects outwards.
- Accounts and permissions. On a Private VPS, each member of your team and each hosting customer gets the rights you give them.
- A record of every action: what was done to a miner, and by whom.
- An AI that asks first. It reads and explains; it changes nothing without your confirmation.
How to get it
It comes with FARMGOD, on every plan. The article SOC 2: in progress has the details. Questions from your compliance team go to sales@farmgod.io.
