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VoltricEdge helps organizations migrate, modernize, and transition workloads across Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. These leading cloud platforms maintain extensive portfolios of independently audited security, privacy, and compliance programs.
Cloud provider certifications and attestations apply to the respective provider and eligible services within their defined scope. They do not constitute certifications held by VoltricEdge or automatically establish customer compliance.
Compliance information last reviewed: July 2026Cloud compliance extends beyond selecting a certified cloud provider.
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud maintain security and compliance controls for their respective cloud infrastructure and in-scope services. Organizations remain responsible for controls that apply to their applications, data, identities, configurations, access policies, and operating practices.
VoltricEdge supports customers during cloud migration and cross-cloud migration by helping them evaluate architecture, migration requirements, platform capabilities, and security considerations relevant to the target cloud environment. See how this fits our wider security approach and Trust Center.
VoltricEdge does not represent that the use of a particular cloud platform automatically makes a customer, workload, application, or organization compliant with any regulatory framework or industry standard.
The programs below are maintained by each cloud provider. Availability, eligibility, and scope vary by service, region, configuration, and workload — always verify against the provider’s current official documentation.
Amazon Web Services maintains a broad portfolio of security and compliance programs covering global standards, industry requirements, and government frameworks. The applicability of individual programs depends on the AWS services, regions, and workloads involved.
Microsoft Azure maintains a comprehensive portfolio of compliance offerings across global, regional, industry, and government requirements. Applicability depends on the Azure services, deployment architecture, geography, and workload involved.
Google Cloud maintains security, privacy, and compliance programs designed to support organizations operating across regulated and security-sensitive environments. Applicability depends on the Google Cloud services, regions, configurations, and workloads involved.
The following overview highlights widely recognized compliance programs supported by the major cloud platforms. Exact scope and service eligibility must always be verified against each provider’s current official documentation.
| Framework / Program | AWS | Microsoft Azure | Google Cloud |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 27001 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| ISO/IEC 27017 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| ISO/IEC 27018 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| ISO/IEC 27701 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| SOC 1 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| SOC 2 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| SOC 3 | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| PCI DSS | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| HIPAA support / eligible services | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| GDPR resources / support | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| FedRAMP | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| CSA STAR | Supported | Supported | Supported |
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO/IEC 27017
ISO/IEC 27018
ISO/IEC 27701
SOC 1
SOC 2
SOC 3
PCI DSS
HIPAA support / eligible services
GDPR resources / support
FedRAMP
CSA STAR
Certifications, attestations, regulatory programs, and compliance offerings referenced on this page are maintained by the respective cloud service providers and apply only to services included within each provider’s defined scope. VoltricEdge does not claim ownership of, or independent certification under, these provider certifications. Availability, eligibility, and scope may vary by service, region, configuration, and workload. Customers should verify current requirements and eligibility directly with the applicable cloud provider.
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Responsibility boundaries vary depending on the cloud provider, service model, managed services selected, and customer architecture. The applicable provider’s official shared responsibility documentation should be consulted for each engagement — for example, the AWS Shared Responsibility Model (opens in a new tab).
VoltricEdge approaches cloud migration with security, operational resilience, and compliance considerations in mind. During migration planning, we help customers understand how their source environment, target architecture, cloud services, and operational requirements interact.
A readiness assessment of your current estate, objectives, and constraints — the standard entry point.
Moving between AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud in any direction, with service-equivalence mapping.
Mapping applications, data, and dependencies before a single workload moves.
Reviewing target-state controls, segmentation, and access within engagement scope.
Surfacing resilience, downtime, and data-integrity risks ahead of cutover.
Confirming workloads, data integrity, and recovery objectives after the move.
Where regulatory or certification requirements apply, customers should engage their internal compliance teams, legal advisers, auditors, or qualified compliance specialists to determine the controls required for their organization. Explore our migration services.
VoltricEdge works across Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, including cross-cloud migration in any direction.
No. The certifications, attestations, and compliance programs referenced on this page belong to the respective cloud providers and their in-scope services. They are not certifications held by VoltricEdge, and VoltricEdge does not claim provider partnership status it has not independently obtained.
No. A provider’s certifications cover the provider’s infrastructure and in-scope services. Customers remain responsible for their applications, data, identities, configurations, access policies, and operating practices. Compliance depends on architecture, services selected, configuration, data handling, region, and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
It divides security and compliance duties between the cloud provider and the customer. The provider secures the cloud infrastructure and core managed services; the customer secures what they run on it — applications, data, identity, and configuration. Exact boundaries vary by provider, service model, and architecture, so the applicable provider’s official documentation should be consulted for each engagement.
VoltricEdge plans migrations with security, operational resilience, and compliance considerations in mind, helping customers understand how their source environment, target architecture, cloud services, and operational requirements interact. Where regulatory or certification requirements apply, customers should engage their internal compliance teams, legal advisers, auditors, or qualified compliance specialists.
Tell us about your current environment, target cloud platform, migration objectives, and key technical or regulatory requirements. VoltricEdge will assess your requirements and help define the next steps.
References to third-party certifications, attestations, standards, regulatory frameworks, and compliance programs are provided for informational purposes only. Such certifications and programs belong to, or apply to, the respective third-party cloud service providers and their eligible services within defined scopes. They are not certifications or attestations of VoltricEdge.
Use of AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, or any other cloud service provider does not automatically establish compliance for VoltricEdge or its customers. Compliance depends on factors including architecture, services selected, configuration, data handling, access controls, operational processes, geographic region, and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
VoltricEdge does not provide legal advice, regulatory certification, or independent compliance auditing unless explicitly stated in a written engagement. Customers remain responsible for determining and maintaining compliance with requirements applicable to their organization and workloads.
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