XL8 clears SOC 2 Type II audit
April 30, 2024
XL8, a deep-tech startup specialising in AI-powered machine translation technology, has announced the successful completion of a System and Organisation Controls (SOC) 2 Type II audit, performed by Sensiba.
Developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the SOC 2 information security audit delivers a comprehensive report examining controls relevant to the trust services criteria categories. XL8’s SOC 2 Type II report, which evaluates both the design and effectiveness of specified controls over a period, received a “clean” audit opinion from Sensiba, indicating no exceptions were noted.
Jay Park, XL8’s Chief Technology Officer, expressed satisfaction with the completion of the SOC 2 Type II audit, confirming that the company’s internal controls and processes effectively safeguard its customers’ sensitive information and data. Park emphasised XL8’s continuous efforts to bolster security measures, building upon previous achievements such as SOC 2 compliance, to protect customers’ content in the media supply chain.
The MediaCAT platform by XL8 provides a robust suite of media content services, encompassing transcription, subtitling, dubbing, and asset management. Utilizing cutting-edge, AI-powered technologies, MediaCAT delivers exceptional translation accuracy specifically optimized for diverse media content. It integrates sophisticated features such as context-aware translation and multi-modal input handling, setting new standards in the localisation industry.
Recent enhancements to MediaCAT include an advanced subtitle editor equipped with translation memory & term base QC, AI-powered quality control, and automatic glossary generation. Additionally, features such as audio-visual speaker diarisation and speech to text & machine translation output formatting options empower translators to work efficiently on projects, further enhancing XL8’s commitment to delivering innovative and secure localisation solutions for its clients.
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