Aleta Protects Your Family Office Wealth Data
Family offices manage some of the most sensitive financial information in existence: multi-generational wealth structures, private entity ownership, undisclosed investment positions, and personal financial data across global jurisdictions.
The security standard for this data is not negotiable. Entrusted with over $100 billion in assets, Aleta was built with that context as a first principle, not as an afterthought.
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The Gold Standard: SOC 2 Type II Certification
The SOC 2 Type II certification is the most rigorous independent security certification available for cloud platforms handling sensitive financial data and the premier benchmark for cloud security. Unlike SOC 2 Type I, which only audits a single point in time, SOC 2 Type II confirms that security controls operated effectively and continuously over a 6 to 12-month period.
Aleta’s SOC 2 Type II certification serves as a testament to the operational effectiveness of Aleta’s security measures over time. This commitment to data integrity earned Aleta the Best Data Provider title at the 2026 Family Wealth Report Awards.
Microsoft Azure: The Infrastructure Standard for Global Finance
The question of where your family's data lives is as important as how it’s encrypted. Aleta runs entirely on Microsoft Azure, which is the infrastructure of choice for JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, BlackRock, and hundreds of other regulated financial institutions that operate under the strictest data security requirements in the world.
AES-256 Encryption Across Every Layer
Aleta secures all data using AES-256 encryption, the same standard trusted by global financial institutions. This protection applies to data at rest within our systems and in transit between our servers and your devices, ensuring no weaker standards are used at any layer of our infrastructure.
This banking-grade security is baked into every digital interaction, from API calls to mobile sessions, providing a seamless and high-level defense for your sensitive information.
Modern Authentication: Passkeys, Biometrics, MFA, and SSO
Aleta supports the full spectrum of modern authentication methods. Family offices can configure authentication to match their existing security infrastructure and their users' needs, from next-generation members who prefer biometric login on mobile, to CFOs and IT administrators managing enterprise SSO against an existing identity provider.
Continuous Security Oversight and Penetration Testing
Aleta undergoes annual penetration testing conducted by an independent third-party security specialist. Penetration testing simulates real-world attack scenarios including attempts to bypass authentication, exploit API vulnerabilities, and access data without authorization.
Between annual tests, Aleta's infrastructure is monitored continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure that emerging threats are identified and responded to in real time rather than discovered at the next scheduled audit.
Global Data Residency for International Family Offices
Azure's global network of data centers means Aleta can offer genuine regional data residency, not just a marketing claim, but a contractually enforceable commitment to where your data is stored and processed.
What to Ask Any Family Office Platform About Security
When evaluating any wealth management platform, the following questions should produce specific, verifiable answers. Vague assurances are not sufficient when the data at stake is your family's complete financial picture.
1. Do you hold SOC 2 Type II certification, and can you share the audit report?
Type I confirms controls existed at one moment. Type II confirms they worked over time. Ask for the full report under NDA, not just the certificate.
2. What encryption standard applies to data at rest and in transit?
The answer should be AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2 or higher in transit. Anything weaker is a meaningful gap.
3. What authentication methods do you support?
Passkeys and biometrics represent the current best practice. SSO integration means your existing identity provider's controls apply. Ask specifically whether passkeys are supported – most legacy platforms do not.
4. How often is penetration testing conducted, and by whom?
Annual third-party testing is the standard. In-house testing does not carry the same credibility. Ask for the name of the testing firm.
5. Where is our data stored, and can we choose the region?
The vendor should be able to specify the exact data center region and commit to it contractually. A general assurance that data is stored securely is not the same as a regional data residency commitment.
6. What happens to our data if we end the relationship?
A reputable platform will confirm in writing that all data is returned in a standard format and permanently deleted from their systems within a defined timeframe after contract termination.
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