Regulatory agencies cannot trade security for progress. Gov2Biz gives agencies a modern platform for licensing, permitting, inspections, enforcement, taxation, and case management, backed by independently examined controls and clear commitments about where customer data goes, who handles it, and how it is protected.
A regulatory platform does more than process transactions. It supports decisions that affect people's livelihoods, protects information entrusted to an agency, collects public revenue, and keeps essential government work moving.
That changes the standard for technology. It is not enough for a system to be functional. Agency leaders need confidence that it can withstand scrutiny, security teams need evidence they can examine, and procurement teams need clear answers they can defend.
Gov2Biz built its trust program for that reality. We combine independently examined controls, government-focused cloud infrastructure, disciplined software delivery, defined data boundaries, and operational preparedness. The result is a platform designed to help agencies modernize without inheriting avoidable uncertainty.
Every technology vendor can say security matters. Gov2Biz gives your reviewers something more useful: independent evidence about how our controls operated over time.
Gov2Biz undergoes a SOC 2 Type II examination every year. Our current examination covered the AICPA Trust Services Criteria for Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy from April 16, 2025 through April 15, 2026. No exceptions were noted.
For organizations actively evaluating Gov2Biz, the complete report is available under NDA. Your team can move from broad claims to the evidence needed for a serious procurement review.
Review our independent assuranceSome of the most consequential security questions are also the simplest: Where will our data live? Who will process payment information? Will our data be used to train an AI model?
Gov2Biz answers those questions directly.
Gov2Biz customer data remains in the United States, including backups. The platform operates in AWS GovCloud (US), giving agencies a government-focused infrastructure foundation and a clearly defined residency boundary.
Customer data is never used to train AI models. Agencies should not have to surrender control of their information as the price of adopting more capable technology.
When a user makes a payment, Gov2Biz redirects the user to a third-party payment provider. That provider collects and processes the cardholder data, so it does not enter the Gov2Biz environment.
Security is not a feature added after implementation. It has to follow the platform from the first design decision through every release and into daily operations.
Gov2Biz applies security across application design, access, cloud configuration, software delivery, monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, backup, and recovery. These layers work together to reduce exposure, limit access, identify risk, and support an organized response when conditions change.
Explore the part of the trust program most relevant to your review:
See how Gov2Biz approaches data protection, access, infrastructure, monitoring, vulnerability management, and incident response.
Explore Platform SecurityUnderstand the scope of our annual SOC 2 Type II examination and how qualified procurement teams can request the report.
Explore ComplianceLearn how AWS GovCloud, U.S. data residency, backups, recovery planning, and shared responsibility support government operations.
Explore Cloud and ResilienceSee how security continues from design and development through release, monitoring, and remediation.
Explore Secure DevelopmentBring Gov2Biz security, privacy, compliance, and resilience evidence into your evaluation.
