A Trust Center That Shortens Every Security Review
Publish compliance status, certifications, incidents, uptime, and security posture on a public page sourced from your real controls - so prospects self-serve the first ten questions of a security review instead of emailing your team.
What a trust center is for
A trust center is a public page - usually trust.yourcompany.com - where prospects, customers, and their security teams can self-serve answers about your security and compliance posture. Instead of every deal generating an email thread asking for your SOC 2 report and subprocessor list, the trust center presents your status, certifications, incident history, uptime, and how to request gated documents.
What a Fintra trust center shows
| Section | What it publishes | Sourced from |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance status | Which frameworks you meet or are pursuing | Control program status |
| Certifications | SOC 2, ISO 27001 and how to request reports | Evidence / document store |
| Incidents | Current and historical incident status | Incident records |
| Uptime | Availability over a trailing window | Availability metrics |
| Security posture | Summary of key safeguards | Control library rollup |
Public status, gated documents
- Show status and certifications publicly, but gate sensitive reports behind an NDA or access request.
- Publish your subprocessor list so customers can track their downstream data flows.
- Keep incident history visible - transparency about how you handled past incidents builds more trust than silence.
- Link the trust center to the underlying controls, so what you publish matches what you actually operate.
Honest by construction
Frequently asked questions
What goes on a trust center?
Compliance status, certifications and how to request the reports, incident history, uptime, a subprocessor list, and a summary of your security posture. Sensitive documents are typically gated behind an NDA or access request while status stays public.
Does a trust center actually speed up sales?
Yes - it answers the opening questions of a security review before anyone asks, so buyers self-serve instead of blocking the deal on an email thread. For B2B products this is one of the highest-leverage pages you can publish.
How do I keep the trust center honest?
Source it from your real control program. Fintra ties published status to your underlying controls, so certified means certified and in-progress means in-progress. Fintra does not issue certifications - those come from your auditors and certification bodies, and you display them accurately.
Does this replace my auditor or assessor?
No. Fintra is the control, policy, and evidence layer that keeps your program continuously audit-ready and cuts preparation from weeks to days. The audit, certification, or attestation itself is still performed by an independent, qualified auditor, assessor, or authorizing body - Fintra never issues certifications.
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Let prospects self-serve trust
Publish a trust center sourced from your real controls - and shorten every security review.
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