Trust and procurement / current position

Evaluate the risk as well as the capability.

Enterprise buyers need an accurate view of controls, data responsibilities, accessibility and service readiness. Music Intel is an early-stage company. We will state what exists today, what can be reviewed during procurement and what remains in progress.

Current position

Not certified

Music Intel is not currently certified to ISO 27001 or SOC 2. Product and security claims should be assessed against the controls and evidence available for the proposed scope.

In progress

Cyber Essentials

The current security statement records Cyber Essentials as in progress. Procurement material will distinguish completed controls from roadmap work.

Available for review

Scope-specific evidence

Where appropriate, a procurement process can include data-flow, DPA, subprocessor and security information under the relevant confidentiality terms.

Start with the public record

Four routes into assurance.

01

Security

Current controls, hosting and data-handling posture, together with an honest account of certifications held and work still in progress.

Read the security statement →
02

Privacy and data protection

How personal data is handled. A DPA and current subprocessor information can be provided for a scoped procurement review.

Read the privacy notice →
03

Accessibility

The current public-site position and scope of review. The marketing-site audit does not constitute an accessibility audit of the Musicata application.

Read the accessibility statement →
04

Service status

A public live-probe page shows current checks. A fuller historical status dashboard and incident timeline remain on the roadmap.

View live service checks →

Bring procurement into the proof early.

A scoped review can identify institutional requirements before a successful capability review reaches a commercial decision. The exact pack depends on the product, users, data and delivery model.

  • Data roles, permitted use, retention, export and deletion
  • Hosting, access controls, incident handling and business continuity
  • Application accessibility and user-support requirements
  • Implementation, service commitments and exit responsibilities
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