SOC 2 Type I
Certain security and confidentiality controls are independently examined within the scope of our SOC 2 reports.
DetailsSecurity & Data Privacy
Streetbeat deploys AI inside regulated financial institutions. Financial AI demands controls that support compliance, institutional-grade governance and data protection. We design the platform around all three from the first line of code.
Independently assessed controls and regulatory frameworks relevant to supported deployments.
Certain security and confidentiality controls are independently examined within the scope of our SOC 2 reports.
DetailsSpecified controls independently examined for operating effectiveness over the applicable review period.
DetailsOur AI agents comply with the European investor-protection framework.
DetailsFiduciary and regulatory duties under U.S. federal law.
DetailsProtection of consumers' financial data privacy.
DetailsAdherence to AI-use guidelines within financial services.
DetailsControls designed to support applicable European data-protection requirements.
DetailsContinuous security monitoring and threat detection across infrastructure.
See howDeployment, isolation, encryption, training policy: four questions security teams ask first, answered.
Deploy on-premise or in your cloud. Client data can remain within your perimeter, depending on the selected deployment.
Client-dedicated deployment options are designed to isolate customer data.
Encryption controls for supported systems, pipelines, and integrations.
Streetbeat does not use client data to train shared Streetbeat models, subject to the selected deployment configuration and applicable third-party provider terms.
Technical Security
Two proprietary systems work in tandem: one provides controls designed to mitigate external adversarial risks, while the other supports traceability, audit, validation, and review workflows for AI outputs.
Defending against external adversarial threats
Governing internal AI behavior
Under DORA, applicable since January 2025, covered financial entities must assess concentration risk across their ICT third-party service providers. Multi-provider orchestration can support an institution's management of ICT concentration risk, depending on the selected architecture and providers. Customers remain responsible for their own DORA assessment and compliance obligations.
The systems on this page are covered by 30+ patent filings, from agent-level security to tamper-evident audit logging. And our team will walk yours through the rest: architecture, SOC 2 reports, due-diligence questionnaires.