Milestone reinforces Omega’s standing as a trusted, SOC 2 compliant managed services provider to regulated industries
Omega Systems is pleased to announce it has received its 2026 SOC 2 Type II certification for the 14th consecutive year – validating the company’s security and data availability controls in areas such as system monitoring, vulnerability management, data backup and recovery, and vendor management, and reinforcing its continued commitment to data integrity, security and compliance for regulated industries.
This consistent, independent verification has helped establish Omega Systems as a SOC 2 compliant managed services provider trusted by healthcare and financial services organizations where data security and regulatory scrutiny are ongoing responsibilities, not one-time milestones.
Ranked #49 on the 2026 Channel Futures MSP 501 list, Omega Systems takes a compliance-first approach to its managed IT services, ensuring its IT support, cybersecurity, and managed GRC solutions help customers in healthcare and financial services stay operational, secure and compliant in the face of sweeping technological and regulatory change.
Omega’s 2026 SOC 2 Type II certification was independently audited and verified by nationally recognized CPA and consulting firm McKonly & Asbury.
Frequently Asked Questions about SOC 2 Compliance
What is SOC 2 compliance?
The scope of the AICPA’s SOC 2 compliance certification is based on its Trust Service Principles, which include security, availability and confidentiality. SOC 2 compliance is recommended for service organizations that store, process or transmit any kind of customer data, including managed service providers (MSPs) like Omega Systems.
There are two types of SOC 2 compliance: Type I evaluates controls at a single point in time; Type II covers a defined period of time, usually three to 12 months and is a more thorough and comprehensive audit of data controls.
Why should your MSP have SOC 2 compliance?
SOC 2 compliance ensures your managed IT provider has received an independent, third-party audit validating their security and data integrity controls. Regulated companies, including those in healthcare and financial services often require independent verification of an MSP’s IT and security practices before entering into an agreement. The independent SOC 2 audit and certification process ensures an MSP’s operational and technology controls meet the best practice standards set by the AICPA for data security, availability and confidentiality.
What does SOC 2 certification mean for healthcare and financial services customers?
Healthcare and financial services organizations must meet strict data privacy and security standards in order to protect patient, client and investor information. Partnering with a SOC 2 compliance MSP like Omega Systems gives customers operating in healthcare and financial services industries added peace of mind knowing the MSP’s IT and security controls have been properly audited and validated as meeting proper best practice standards for service organizations.
Does Omega Systems have SOC 2 compliance?
Yes, Omega Systems has achieved independent, third-party SOC 2 compliance for 14 consecutive years, including most recently in 2026. Omega’s SOC 2 Type II certification verifies that Omega’s managed IT services including IT support, cybersecurity, regulatory compliance services, backup and disaster recovery, and cloud hosting services are in compliance with the AICPA’s rigorous standards and verified by an independent third-party audit firm.
