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Precision-Engineered for Privacy, Security, and Compliance

Privacy and security are embedded into our tax solutions through documented controls, governance, and ongoing oversight. Independent SOC 2 assessments validate the effectiveness of their security controls in protecting sensitive data.Our proprietary tools are continuously monitored, regularly tested through third-party security assessments, and supported by a formal Vulnerability Disclosure Program that enables responsible reporting and remediation of potential security issues. These practices align with recognized industry standards and evolve as risks and regulatory expectations change, providing sustained confidence in how your critical tax data is protected.

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Access SOC 2 reports, penetration test summaries, and security attestations for each product. If you have a confidentiality agreement with Ryan, you can view documentation immediately through your profile. New clients and customers can request access by completing a nondisclosure agreement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ryan maintains SOC 2 certification verified through independent accounting and auditing firm examinations. SOC 2 measures data processing system security and determines whether effective safeguards are in place. Reports verify internal controls meet AICPA Trust Services Criteria for security. Ryan also maintains PCI DSS compliance for secure payment processing. Product-specific SOC reports and security documentation are available through Product Security Profiles.
Data encryption uses TLS enabled by default on internet-accessible systems. Internal policies govern data use and protection, with retention and disposal aligned with GDPR. Access is limited to authorized team members through MFA, single sign-on, and least-privilege principles. Strong password controls, session expiration, and account lockouts prevent unauthorized access. Additionally, SIEM tools provide centralized logging and monitoring. Data centers have 24x7 monitoring, cameras, visitor logs, controlled entry, and dedicated equipment cages. Deleted data is irrevocably logically and physically deleted per hosting provider protocols, ensuring database security and privacy.
Third parties are regularly contracted to simulate attacks through penetration testing to identify weaknesses. Ryan participates in a bug bounty program to incentivize responsible vulnerability reporting. SIEM tools continuously monitor and identify security events and anomalous behavior in real time. BitSight provides an independent cybersecurity assessment, with Ryan maintaining a 720 rating versus the 710 industry average.
Ryan engages subprocessors to perform services, granting data access only as required. Written agreements impose strict data protection measures mandated by Ryan and regulations, ensuring protection levels no less stringent than those contained in our agreements. Certain vendors undergo assessments verifying proper data security and privacy practices. Service or contract changes undergo a security risk assessment to prevent additional risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ryan maintains SOC 2 certification verified through independent accounting and auditing firm examinations. SOC 2 measures data processing system security and determines whether effective safeguards are in place. Reports verify internal controls meet AICPA Trust Services Criteria for security. Ryan also maintains PCI DSS compliance for secure payment processing. Product-specific SOC reports and security documentation are available through Product Security Profiles.
Data encryption uses TLS enabled by default on internet-accessible systems. Internal policies govern data use and protection, with retention and disposal aligned with GDPR. Access is limited to authorized team members through MFA, single sign-on, and least-privilege principles. Strong password controls, session expiration, and account lockouts prevent unauthorized access. Additionally, SIEM tools provide centralized logging and monitoring. Data centers have 24x7 monitoring, cameras, visitor logs, controlled entry, and dedicated equipment cages. Deleted data is irrevocably logically and physically deleted per hosting provider protocols, ensuring database security and privacy.
Third parties are regularly contracted to simulate attacks through penetration testing to identify weaknesses. Ryan participates in a bug bounty program to incentivize responsible vulnerability reporting. SIEM tools continuously monitor and identify security events and anomalous behavior in real time. BitSight provides an independent cybersecurity assessment, with Ryan maintaining a 720 rating versus the 710 industry average.
Ryan engages subprocessors to perform services, granting data access only as required. Written agreements impose strict data protection measures mandated by Ryan and regulations, ensuring protection levels no less stringent than those contained in our agreements. Certain vendors undergo assessments verifying proper data security and privacy practices. Service or contract changes undergo a security risk assessment to prevent additional risk.

Security

Precision-Engineered for Privacy, Security, and Compliance

Product Security Profiles

Frequently Asked Questions

What certifications or compliance standards does Ryan maintain?

How does Ryan protect data across its platforms?

How often are Ryanʼs systems tested for vulnerabilities?

Who can submit a vulnerability report and how?

Does Ryan use subprocessors or third-party vendors?

How does Ryan handle data retention and deletion?

Precision-Engineered for Privacy, Security, and Compliance

Product Security Profiles

Frequently Asked Questions

What certifications or compliance standards does Ryan maintain?

How does Ryan protect data across its platforms?

How often are Ryanʼs systems tested for vulnerabilities?

Who can submit a vulnerability report and how?

Does Ryan use subprocessors or third-party vendors?

How does Ryan handle data retention and deletion?