What are SOC2 compliant US-based list validation tools?
Summary
What email marketers say12Marketer opinions
Email marketer from Webbula.com confirms that Webbula is SOC 2 Type II compliant and offers US-based list validation services.
Email marketer from Experian.com promotes Experian's Qualify tool which assists with email list validation to check validity and reduce bounce rates, and that they are based in the US. SOC2 compliance would need to be confirmed directly with Experian.
Email marketer from ListWiseHQ.com says they adhere to industry best practices for data security and privacy. SOC2 compliance would need to be confirmed directly with ListWise.
Email marketer from Kickbox.com states that Kickbox is SOC 2 compliant and is based in the US, providing list validation services.
Email marketer from NeverBounce.com states they offer a range of data security measures. SOC2 compliance would need to be confirmed directly with NeverBounce.
Marketer from Email Geeks mentions SparkPost / Bird Recipient Validation as an option that meets the specified criteria.
Marketer from Email Geeks suggests Webbula and BriteVerify / Validity.
Email marketer from TowerData.com commits to protecting user data and complies with relevant data protection regulations, like GDPR. SOC2 compliance would need to be confirmed directly with TowerData.
Email marketer from FreshAddress.com explains their expertise in email list cleaning and validation and that they are US based but you would need to confirm SOC2 compliance with them directly.
Email marketer from EmailHippo.com confirms they adhere to global data protection regulations, focusing on GDPR, but SOC2 compliance needs direct verification with the vendor.
Email marketer from AtData.com claims adherence to data privacy regulations, and suggests contacting them directly for details on their compliance certifications, including SOC2.
Marketer from Email Geeks shares that many customers find success with AtData and suggests contacting katie@atdata.com.
What the experts say1Expert opinion
Expert from Word to the Wise recommends considering the specific needs and legal requirements (like GDPR or CCPA) when selecting a list validation tool. SOC2 isn't directly mentioned, but the focus on compliance implies its importance and due diligence is needed when choosing a solution.
What the documentation says4Technical articles
Documentation from Mailgun.com shows their commitment to security but does not explicitly mention SOC2 compliance, necessitating direct verification for confirmation.
Documentation from Cloudmark.com highlights their commitment to security best practices, indicating a focus on data protection, but specific details on SOC2 compliance aren't provided and would require direct inquiry.
Documentation from ZeroBounce.net explains they are GDPR compliant, and committed to data security, but there's no explicit mention of SOC2 compliance, requiring direct verification.
Documentation from Validity.com highlights that BriteVerify (a Validity product) adheres to GDPR and CCPA for data privacy, and implements security measures, indicating a commitment to data security although SOC2 is not explicitly mentioned.