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The architecture and engineering of an organization is listed in the SSAE 16. However, one has to have the ability to tear it apart with a complete awareness and comprehensive understanding of computer architectures, infrastructures, virtualization, encryption, transmission, clouds, engineering, and physical and logical, security, just to note as to whether or not the SSAE 16 is of value or not. This is exactly what eVenture Review, LLC does in its exclusive RAPIER Report.

The review process of eVenture Review is unlike any of which organizations provide today in our industry for no one has rationalized that the SSAE 16 is not only about the findings as everyone would have you believe, but it is more about the design and engineering of the hosting cloud providers for that is the blue-print as to how one is handling NPI information. To understand this, it requires extensive computer engineering methodology understanding and awareness as well as extensive knowledge of cloud computing environments.

The RAPIER Report

RAPIER - Review Accurately Providing Information Ensuring Responsibility

eVenture Review, LLC has developed the RAPIER Report, which is a process applying engineering methodologies and security practicum's in the review process of the SSAE (Statement on Standards for Attestation) No. 16 reports being provided by AICPA (American Institute Certified Public Accountants) accredited institutions, on behalf of public cloud providers.

The purpose is to ensure public cloud providers are complying with the technical controls defined in the SSAE 16 so industries relocating their NPI (Non-Public Information) data to the public cloud providers is safe-guarded.

The report eVenture Review, LLC, called the RAPIER Report, consists of the following characteristics as its framework - 20 categories consisting of approximately 300 elements, being compared to 8 critical elements to ensure public cloud providers are in fact properly safeguarding NPI (Non-Public Information) as a standard and practice.

We've performed engineering reviews on approximately 233 SSAE 16s the past six years from 34 AICPA firms consisting of 133 public cloud providers across the United States. This also includes the largest cloud providers in the United States.