Mem is Now SOC 2 Type II Compliant

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Jan 15, 2026

Mem is now SOC 2 Type II compliant. Enterprise-grade security for entrepreneurs, executives, lawyers, consultants, and teams who trust Mem with their most important thinking.

We built Mem to be the place where your most important thoughts live—the ideas you can't afford to lose, the context you need at your fingertips, the knowledge that makes you better at what you do.

That kind of trust requires serious security. Today, we're announcing that Mem has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance.

What This Means

SOC 2 Type II is the gold standard for data security and operational integrity. It's not a checkbox—it's an ongoing audit of how we handle your data, conducted by independent auditors over an extended period. We passed.

We also completed gray box penetration testing, which verified that our application has no exploitable vulnerabilities.

In short: Mem now has enterprise-grade security for a product built for individuals and teams who think for a living.

Our Security Commitments

Here's what we promise:

We encrypt all user content in transit and at rest. Content is only unencrypted for AI processing with trusted and SOC 2 compliant third-party vendors in order to provide you with the highest quality capture, organization, and recall assistance possible.
We never let third parties train on your data. Your notes, your thoughts, your knowledge—none of it is used to train AI models by us or any vendor we work with.
We take internal security seriously. Rigorous access controls, security practices, and operational discipline protect your information from the inside out.

Why This Matters Now

Mem is trusted by entrepreneurs, executives, lawyers, and consultants to capture, organize, and recall critical information alongside AI. These are people whose work depends on confidentiality and precision.

With SOC 2 Type II compliance, Mem is now ready for teams. You can use Mem as your personal second brain, or as a shared brain for your team—with collaborative AI, native note sharing, and the ability to leverage collective knowledge when answering questions.