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VEED has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type II audit for Security, reinforcing our commitment to maintaining strong security controls and protecting customer data. The independent assessment, conducted by Prescient Assurance, evaluated the design and operating effectiveness of our controls between November 4, 2025 and February 4, 2026. This achievement reflects our continued investment in security, operational resilience, and customer trust across the VEED platform.

Veed has added TikTok and Meta to the list of subprocessors. These are used solely for tracking the effectiveness of Veeds marketing campaigns. In addition the existing google subprocessor is now additionally used for tracking marketing campaigns. If you have any questions please contact hello@veed.io.

We are pleased to announce that Veed has successfully achieved SOC 2 compliance, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to security and data protection. This certification verifies that our platform meets the rigorous standards established by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) for managing customer data. SOC 2 compliance demonstrates that our security controls, policies, and procedures have been thoroughly evaluated and validated by independent auditors across five trust principles: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. For our clients, this certification means: - Enhanced protection of your sensitive information through validated security controls - Regular monitoring and verification of our systems to maintain the highest security standards - Documented processes that ensure consistent service quality and data protection - Independent verification of our security practices by qualified third-party auditors This achievement reflects our ongoing dedication to maintaining the highest standards of security and reliability for our users. We understand that data security is paramount in today's digital landscape, and we remain committed to protecting your information while delivering exceptional service. Our Soc-2 report can be downloaded from our trust centre at http://trust.veed.io. For more information about our security…

Veed has added Sieve (https://www.sievedata.com/) to it's list of sub-processors. Sieve is currently used to power Veed's "clips" feature and if this feature is not used no data is sent to Sieve. Data sent to Sieve consists of the video data the user wishes to generate clips from.

As part of it's strong stance on security Veed has launched trust.veed.io to be a single point where interested parties can view the security status of Veed, access compliance documents, see a list of Veed's sub-processors and subscribe to receive updates.