Browser automations handle credentials, customer data, and access to internal systems. For enterprise deployments, security isn't optional.
Notte is now SOC 2 Type II compliant browser automation infrastructure. An independent auditor has verified our security controls have been operating effectively over an extended period.
What SOC 2 Type II Means for Browser Automation
SOC 2 Type II isn't a one-time audit. It validates that security controls operate consistently over time, typically 6-12 months. For enterprise browser automation, this covers:
Credential and Session Management
Agents authenticate into systems using stored credentials. SOC 2 validates how we store, encrypt, and isolate credentials across customer environments.
Data Security and Encryption
Browser sessions capture page content, form submissions, and API responses. The audit confirms encryption standards and access controls for data in transit and at rest.
Infrastructure Isolation
Sessions, proxies, and agent identities are segregated per customer. No data leakage between environments.
Audit Logging and Compliance
Regulated industries need to prove what automations did and when. SOC 2 validates our logging and monitoring systems.
SOC 2 Compliant Browser Automation for Enterprise Use Cases
This certification matters for organisations evaluating secure browser automation for production:
Enterprise RPA Deployments
Bots that interact with internal systems containing sensitive data need validated security controls.
Web Scraping Infrastructure
Processing personal information or proprietary content requires SOC 2 compliance for many procurement processes.
AI Agent Platforms
Agents that need browser access as part of larger workflows handle credentials and data across multiple systems.
Automated Testing and QA
Testing environments with production-like data require the same security standards as production systems.
Request the SOC 2 Report
If you're evaluating browser automation for production use, security documentation and SOC 2 reports are available at https://trust.notte.cc
For security teams reviewing browser automation vendors, we're happy to walk through our security model and compliance documentation.