DevOps automation company DuploCloud Inc. today announced that it has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit and achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification.

A SOC 2 Type II examination evaluates the design and operating effectiveness of security controls over a defined period, carrying more weight with enterprise procurement teams than the point-in-time Type I version. ISO/IEC 42001 is a newer international standard for artificial intelligence management systems that is gaining traction as regulators push companies to formalize how they govern AI rather than rely on internal policy alone.

DuploCloud says the certifications support its mission to help organizations streamline cloud operations while maintaining strong security, compliance and governance standards and reinforce its position as enterprises look for partners that can support both infrastructure automation and responsible AI adoption.

“Enterprises are moving quickly to modernize infrastructure and adopt AI, but they also need confidence that these systems are being built and managed responsibly,” said founder and Chief Executive Venkat Thiruvengadam. “Completing our SOC 2 Type II examination and achieving ISO/IEC 42001 certification are important milestones for DuploCloud and for the customers who rely on us to help them operate securely, stay compliant and scale with confidence.”

The certifications come as enterprise buyers are tightening vendor scrutiny. Procurement teams at large organizations routinely request SOC 2 Type II reports as a baseline and AI-related governance documentation is becoming a more common addition to that checklist. For a company selling into regulated industries or larger enterprises, the absence of either certification can slow or block deals entirely.

Founded by engineers with early roles at Microsoft Corp.’s Azure and Amazon Web Services Inc., DuploCloud offers what it describes as AI DevOps Engineers that are designed to automate cloud infrastructure building, security and compliance management across complex multicloud environments. The company targets engineering and operations teams looking to accelerate deployment without adding headcount.

DuploCloud’s platform supports AWS, Azure and Google Cloud environments, handling provisioning, security configuration and compliance checks that would otherwise require dedicated DevOps staff. The company competes in a DevOps automation market that includes HashiCorp, now part of IBM Corp., as well as a growing number of platform engineering startups such as Env0 Ltd. that have raised significant venture capital.

DuploCloud is also a venture capital-backed startup that has raised $49.5 million in funding. Investors in the company include WestBridge Capital, StepStone Group Inc., Mayfield Fund Management and Monta Vista Capital.

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