Jatheon has completed its NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 Moderate assessment and now holds five major security and privacy frameworks, all available in its Trust Vault.
Our customers trust us with their most sensitive records, from email and text messages to chat and social media”— Marko Dinic
For regulated organizations, vendor security reviews can be a slow and costly hurdle. Jatheon’s latest assessment is aimed squarely at that problem: the archiving provider now offers buyers independent evidence of its controls against one of the most widely referenced federal standards.
Published by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST 800-53 serves as a catalog of security and privacy controls. Federal agencies rely on it heavily, and state and local governments have adopted it as well. The Moderate baseline is intended for systems where a loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability would produce a serious adverse effect. Assessors examined Jatheon’s controls in areas such as access control, audit and accountability, incident response, configuration management, and system and communications protection.
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With the NIST assessment complete, it now sits alongside Jatheon’s other security and privacy certifications, attestations, and compliance assessment reports. The Trust Vault’s current lineup includes:
NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 (Moderate), ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR
Jatheon, which provides AI-enabled archiving for compliance, supervision, and ediscovery, announced today that the NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 Moderate assessment is finished. The milestone means the company now holds five major security and privacy frameworks and reports, each accessible through its Trust Vault.
For public sector agencies, financial services firms, healthcare organizations, and other regulated buyers, the milestone helps shorten vendor security reviews. Procurement, IT, and compliance teams can verify Jatheon’s posture against the frameworks they already use, rather than mapping controls from scratch.
“Our customers trust us with their most sensitive records, from email and text messages to chat and social media,” said Marko Dinic, CEO at Jatheon. “Completing the NIST 800-53 Moderate assessment has been a long-awaited milestone for our team. It reflects our ongoing commitment to security, privacy, and compliance, and provides agencies and regulated organizations with independent validation of the security controls we have implemented to protect their archived data.”
The Trust Vault is designed as a single destination where customers and prospects can examine Jatheon’s security program. Beyond compliance reports, it houses policies, completed security questionnaires such as SIG Core, CAIQ, and VSA Core, plus an overview covering infrastructure, network, endpoint, application, and product security controls. Jatheon’s compliance posture undergoes continuous monitoring, and private documents can be requested directly through the Trust Vault.
To review Jatheon’s security documentation, visit the Jatheon Trust Vault.
Since 2004, Jatheon has relentlessly focused on delivering an all-in-one data archiving solution that supports the widest array of use cases, communication channels and deployment options. Our solution mitigates risk, saves costs and improves visibility with advanced data retention, search/ediscovery, and supervision capabilities, all backed by world-class support. With analyst validation from Gartner®, Radicati, and InfoTech, Jatheon achieves 100% customer retention and is consistently ranked among the highest recommended archive solutions on the market.
Jatheon is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and serves clients worldwide through a wide network of global business partners. For more information, please visit jatheon.com.
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Why it matters: Regulated buyers often spend weeks mapping vendor controls against the frameworks they already answer to. By completing the NIST Moderate assessment and publishing it alongside ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR documentation, Jatheon gives procurement and compliance teams a way to verify its posture without starting from scratch — a meaningful shortcut for agencies and firms handling sensitive communications archives.
