Hashgraph renewed its ISO 27001 certification for a second consecutive year and achieved SOC 2 Type II attestation this year, marking two major security milestones.
These independent assessments validate Hashgraph’s commitment to enterprise-grade security, operational maturity, and risk management across the infrastructure and services supporting Hashgraph solutions, including HashSphere.
As enterprises increasingly adopt distributed ledger technology for tokenization, payments, interoperability, AI, and institutional finance – security and compliance have become foundational requirements for production deployment.
Joe Blanchard, Chief Security Officer at Hashgraph, said:
“In crypto, trust is treated as a given, but very few organizations in our industry go beyond words to actually prove it. Over the past several years, Hashgraph has done exactly that, completing both an ISO 27001 certification and a SOC 2 Type II attestation, demonstrating that our controls aren’t just in place but effective over time.
In this industry, trust isn’t optional, it’s foundational, and this level of rigor isn’t just needed, it’s expected by those who depend on us most: Council, community and our partners. That’s why Hashgraph doesn’t just practice enterprise-grade security daily; we prove it.”
ISO 27001 is the leading international standard for information security management systems. The certification validates that Hashgraph has implemented a comprehensive framework for managing information security, including risk assessment, incident response, access management, governance, and operational controls aligned with globally recognized best practices.
SOC 2 Type II validates that those controls were tested and operated effectively over an extended audit period. Developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), SOC 2 is widely considered a baseline requirement for enterprise vendor security reviews and procurement processes.
These certifications are particularly important as enterprises evaluate infrastructure for production-grade distributed ledger deployments.
HashSphere, Hashgraph’s private permissioned network built on Hedera technology, provides transaction privacy, governance controls, and configurable deployment options for institutions operating in regulated environments. Independent security validation helps reinforce confidence in deploying sensitive financial and operational workloads on distributed infrastructure.
These certifications help simplify vendor due diligence, accelerate procurement reviews, and provide assurance that Hashgraph’s infrastructure and operational practices align with the standards expected of modern enterprise technology providers.
As adoption of Hedera-powered infrastructure continues to grow across finance, tokenization, payments, AI, and interoperability, Hashgraph remains focused on maintaining the security, transparency, and operational rigor required for enterprise-scale deployment.
In enterprise DLT, trust must be verifiable.
Learn more about Hashgraph’s security posture via the Trust Portal, and HashSphere, and Hedera-powered enterprise infrastructure by visiting hashgraph.com. Be sure to also follow Hashgraph on LinkedIn and X.
