Trayt Health has once again successfully completed its SOC-2 Type 2 audit, reaffirming our ongoing commitment to protecting patient health data and maintaining secure, reliable operations. SOC-2 is an independent, third-party assessment used across healthcare and cloud-based platforms to verify that customer information is safeguarded from unauthorized access, data breaches, and system vulnerabilities
For behavioral health programs and healthcare organizations, trust in a technology partner requires confidence that clinical data remains private and secure at every step. Our SOC-2 attestation confirms that the controls Trayt has in place function effectively in real-world deployments.
SOC-2 is one key component of a broader security and compliance framework that guides how Trayt Health designs, monitors, and improves its platform. Alongside SOC-2, Trayt complies with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and NIST-800-171 standards that govern how protected health information is stored, accessed, and shared across healthcare settings.
Below we outline the rigorous process we follow to ensure our behavioral health technology platform complies with all federal and state regulations around information sharing and protected health information.
Defining SOC-2 Type 2
SOC-2 Type 2 is an internationally recognized framework for evaluating whether an organization’s data protection controls operate effectively over time. To meet this standard, every layer of the Trayt Health platform was assessed, including operational security, data management, access controls, and system reliability.
SOC-2 is performed annually, meaning Trayt Health undergoes continuous review from external auditors to ensure its systems remain in compliance with the highest industry standards. This provides ongoing assurance that patient data hosted on Trayt Health is monitored, encrypted, and protected without additional configuration or oversight required from partners.
As healthcare systems scale behavioral health programs, annual SOC-2 validation helps ensure that security practices evolve alongside new workflows, integrations, and data volume. While SOC-2 validates how Trayt’s controls perform over time, NIST-800-171 defines the technical safeguards that protect data within cloud-based environments.
Complying With HIPAA
HIPAA sets national standards for safeguarding protected health information in electronic systems. In behavioral health programs, data often moves between patients, caregivers, schools, primary care providers, and behavioral health specialists. HIPAA compliance ensures that information remains private and secure across each of these care settings.
Trayt Health is fully HIPAA-compliant and maintains strict controls over how protected health information (PHI) is collected, stored, and accessed. All employees complete HIPAA training, and platform access is role-based so only authorized users involved in care delivery can view patient information. This reduces exposure risk and maintains clear audit trails.
HIPAA compliance is an ongoing responsibility. Trayt continuously monitors platform operations, data flows, and internal processes to ensure compliance across every program and environment where the platform is used.
Exploring NIST-800-171
NIST-800-171 is a federal security standard that defines how sensitive information must be protected within cloud-based systems. It is used across government, research, and healthcare environments to ensure secure data storage, transmission, and access.
Trayt complies with NIST-800-171 by applying encryption in transit and at rest, continuously monitoring system activity, and limiting data access to authorized users. These protections apply across all customer environments, regardless of organizational size or technical infrastructure.
Unlike SOC-2, which is validated annually, NIST-800-171 is a continual compliance requirement. Trayt maintains active controls, documentation, and system safeguards to meet federal expectations for data protection. Together with NIST-800-171, Trayt also complies with HIPAA, the national standard for protecting patient health information.
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Conclusion
Security and privacy are foundational to Trayt Health’s behavioral health platform. SOC-2 validates that controls perform effectively in practice, while NIST-800-171 aligns technical safeguards with federal standards. In addition, HIPAA ensures protected health information remains secure within integrated clinical workflows. Together, these frameworks protect patient data across every program, partner, and workflow that runs on Trayt Health.
For healthcare organizations, security isn’t optional. It is required for trustworthy, compliant, and scalable care delivery. Trayt Health maintains these protections as part of the platform, without adding operational burden to customers.
Contact us to learn more about how Trayt Health can integrate within your behavioral health program.
