Compliance & Data Security

How Quantium protects client data

The controls we operate, and how they are independently assessed

Quantium holds confidential fund and investor data on behalf of its clients. We protect it with encryption, access controls, monitoring and backups, under written policies, with applicable controls independently examined as part of our SOC 2 Type II audit.

This page sets out those controls to support your operational due diligence.

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations
SOC 2 Type IIIndependent audit, no exceptions noted
DORA: Digital Operational Resilience Act
DORA SupportEU Digital Operational Resilience Act
AES-256 and TLS 1.2+Encrypted at rest and in transit

Enterprise-grade security

Multiple layers of protection

Quantium and the Investor Portal are built on Microsoft Azure, with multiple layers of protection designed to safeguard confidential fund and investor information.

Data encryption

AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2+ encryption in transit

Threat protection

Microsoft Defender for Cloud for security monitoring and vulnerability detection

Network security

Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) protects against web-based threats

Access control

Multi-factor authentication and granular permissions by investor, entity, and document

Data isolation

Segregated client databases to protect confidential fund and investor information

Security assurance

SOC 2 Type II independently audited, with annual external penetration testing

Security assurance & regulatory support

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations

SOC 2 Type II

SOC 2 is the AICPA’s framework for examining a service organization’s controls relevant to security. A Type II examination, performed by an independent auditor, assesses both the design of those controls and how they operated over the audit period.

DORA: Digital Operational Resilience Act

European Union

DORA — Digital Operational Resilience Act

The EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) establishes requirements for operational resilience and ICT third-party risk management across the EU financial sector.

Quantium maintains security and operational resilience controls designed to support clients’ compliance with applicable DORA requirements. We work with regulated clients to address relevant ICT third-party risk management and contractual requirements, including security, incident management, business continuity and service oversight.

In transit and at rest

Data Security

Quantium provides layers of protection to protect your data while in transit or at rest. All in transit data are encrypted with the latest HTTPS and transport layer security technology. For data at rest, only authorized server and user can have access to the data in the database.

Specific protections include Access Security Measures (i.e. 2FA, user & password encryption, firewall), Data Transmission Measures (i.e. data encryption, authentication), and Data Storage Measures (i.e. data backup, advance threat protection system, event audit trails). Please see our security policy documentation for more details.

Control framework

Six layers of protection

Our security controls are governed by written policies, with applicable controls independently examined as part of our SOC 2 Type II audit.

Access control

  • Multi-factor authentication required for Quantium staff; your administrator sets it for your users
  • Role-based, least-privilege access, set per user, entity and menu
  • Microsoft single sign-on; OAuth 2.0 sign-in
  • Production database access restricted to authorized personnel, with access revoked promptly upon departure or role change

Network and application

  • TLS 1.2+ with HSTS on every endpoint
  • Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) in front of the application; app and database tiers separated
  • Code reviewed by a second engineer before release; test and production kept apart
  • Maker-checker approval and transaction-level audit trails in the product

Data protection

  • AES-256 encryption at rest; daily encrypted backups copied to separate locations
  • Segregated client databases, with point-in-time restore
  • Confidential, restricted and public data classes, each with handling rules
  • Staff laptops with full-disk encryption, device management and anti-malware

Hosting and resilience

  • Hosted on Microsoft Azure, with service availability commitments governed by the applicable SLA
  • Shared or dedicated, isolated client environments
  • Business continuity and disaster recovery plan, with a restore test every year

Testing and monitoring

  • Independent penetration test every year, with retests to confirm fixes
  • Automated vulnerability scans every quarter
  • Microsoft Defender for Cloud monitoring and vulnerability detection, with central logging and alerts
  • Incident response plan with severity levels, tested every year

Governance and people

  • SOC 2 Type II audit by an independent CPA firm: no exceptions noted
  • Pre-employment checks; security training at hire and every year
  • Client data is not used to train or fine-tune AI models; AI-assisted actions are subject to applicable access permissions and approval controls
  • Critical vendors' compliance reports reviewed every year

Your data, your control

Where your data lives, and who can see it

  • Your permissions apply everywhere. Users see only the funds, entities and records you allow, in Quantium, in the Investor Portal and through AI assistants.
  • Restricted third-party access. Service Data is accessible only to authorized personnel and approved service providers, subject to appropriate security and confidentiality controls.
  • Leave with your data. Data export, retention and deletion following termination are governed by the applicable service agreement and data retention policies.

Due diligence pack

Available to prospects under NDA

  • SOC 2 Type II report and bridge letter
  • Penetration test and vulnerability scan summaries
  • Access control policy
  • Data management policy and retention schedule
  • Business continuity and disaster recovery plan
  • Incident response plan
  • AI governance policy
  • Completed vendor due diligence questionnaire
  • Certificate of insurance

System & Data Security FAQ

Deployment and cybersecurity questions

Still have questions about our data security and compliance protocol? E-mail us at compliance@quantium.pe and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Where is the Services Data hosted?

Client Services data is hosted on Microsoft Azure data centers in Singapore and the Netherlands with reliable power sources, backup systems and redundancy. Service availability commitments are governed by the applicable SLA.

Azure’s infrastructure is certified for many standards including SOC 2, PCI DSS Level 1, Fedramp. Each client has a dedicated database with no mixing or blending of Services data with that of other customers.

How is data recovered in the case of data loss in the production system?

Quantium automatically creates a backup of the database on a daily basis for the past ninety (90) days. For data older than (90) days, backup is done on a weekly basis throughout service period.

What load balancing measures are in place?

Azure App Service provides load balancing capabilities to distribute traffic across multiple instances of an application. This enables traffic to be automatically distributed across these instances and ensures that application traffic is handled seamlessly.

Can different users have different privileges to access different data?

Yes, Quantium allows for flexible scope / visibility settings whereby the system administrator from client side can customize the access rights of each user to particular sets of entity (e.g. asset, funds) depending on each client’s requirements.

The client administrator can also configure each user’s access to different menus (e.g. fund summary, portfolio analytics) to be full access, read-only or no access.

Does the system support SSO? If yes, what SSO protocols or providers are supported?

Quantium currently offers two types of sign–in methods:

  1. Quantium ID credentials: Accessed using a username and password which are managed by Quantium authentication services and implemented through IdentityServer4. This authentication method is fully compliant with oAuth2.0 standards.
  2. Microsoft SSO: Seamless integration available for organizations using Microsoft Azure Active directory. This method can be enabled by the client’s administrator.
What happens to our data if the partnership ends?

Data export, retention and deletion following termination are governed by the applicable service agreement and data retention policies. Quantium makes Service Data available for export or download at the client’s request, as set out in that agreement.

What are the governance processes? (e.g. authentication, authorization, audit)
  • Access Control and Privilege Management: We restrict administrative access to production systems to only Approved Personnel.
  • Approved Personnel for System Implementation: During system implementation and data migration process, specific project members from Quantium Client Solutions Team shall have access to data provided by customers for data migration and reconciliation purpose and constitute as Approved Personnel. Upon client confirmation of data migration process completion, client raw data shall be deleted within thirty (30) days after system Go-Live date.
  • Approved Personnel for Production System: After system go-live, access to service data by Approved Personnel requires authorization from customer and requires customer IT to grant access to Customer intranet. The access may be strictly for the purpose of direct responses to customer service requests and provide troubleshooting and service support.
  • Audit: Quantium employees have unique accounts on infrastructure and cloud tools. These IDs are used to authenticate and identify each person’s activities on Quantium systems, including all access to Service Data.
  • Data ownership: The client retains ownership rights to all Service Data processed by Quantium systems.
  • No Sale of Service Data: Quantium will never sell, rent, or lease client Service Data to any third party.
What have you done to prevent security breaches?

Quantium strives towards security best practices and also completes yearly SOC 2 auditing. This is in line with our proactive approach to security risk management. The following are risk examples and Quantium’s risk mitigation approach for each:

  • Exploitation attacks: These breaches are caused by vulnerabilities in outdated systems. Quantium caters for this by continuous code and version upgrades, while Microsoft Azure employs hosting on up-to-date hardware.
  • Human error: There are multiple threats of breach that can arise from human error, such as the use of weak passwords, failure to apply security best practices, and lack of awareness about phishing and spoofing attacks. Quantium implements an ongoing policy requiring all employees to complete periodic security awareness training.
  • Other system related vulnerabilities: Quantium completes periodical penetration tests including OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities and Database Vulnerabilities to test and proactively ensure that our system security is up to standard.

Additional measures to note:

  • Our systems undergo security and compliance monitoring by leading security compliance service providers.
  • As part of our HR policy, we conduct periodic ongoing training for all Engineering and Client Solutions staff on the latest data security policies and guidelines.
  • As part of our client servicing initiatives, we conduct periodic training and information updates to our client’s administrators and users on security related topics.
Have you had any breaches or security issues in the past?

No.

Do any third parties have access to Service data?

Access is restricted. Service Data is accessible only to authorized personnel and approved service providers, subject to appropriate security and confidentiality controls.

What is your database backup frequency?

Quantium uses the Azure SQL managed database instance, which is a database–as–a–service offering under the PaaS model on the Azure cloud.

Azure database backup is done automatically to support “Point-in-time” restoration.

What are your current available hosting region options?

Currently Quantium offers 3 hosting regions:

  1. European Union, United Kingdom, Norway and Switzerland (hosted in the Netherlands)
  2. Southeast Asia (hosted in Singapore)
  3. Mainland China
Are you GDPR compliant?

Quantium complies with GDPR regulations on storing and processing our clients’ data, with many measures in place to ensure we’re fulfilling our obligations. You can read more about our policies on data protection and processing in more detail throughout the rest of this webpage. To read our GDPR statement, click here.

Are you DORA compliant?

Quantium maintains security and operational resilience controls designed to support clients’ compliance with applicable DORA requirements, including ICT third-party risk management. We work with regulated clients on the relevant contractual requirements. You can read more about how Quantium has prepared for DORA.

Private Equity Wire US & European Awards 2025–2026: Fund Accounting & Reporting Software of the Year

Fund Accounting & Reporting Software of the YearPE Wire Awards 2025–26

The Drawdown Awards 2026

Winner: Fund Accounting TechnologyThe Drawdown Awards 2026

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations

SOC 2 Type IIIndependently audited

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