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Precisely Adds Privacy Trust Criteria to SOC 2 Scope

Precisely has expanded the scope of its SOC 2 audit to include the AICPA’s Privacy Trust Services Criteria, providing independent validation of the company’s privacy controls across the data lifecycle. The SOC 2 audit was conducted by A-LIGN. Precisely says the extension embeds privacy into its control environment to bolster responsible data stewardship and strengthen assurances for customers and partners. A-LIGN’s COO Steve Simmons congratulated Precisely on the attestation. The move aims to reinforce Precisely’s global privacy and compliance framework for organizations that depend on governed data.

Large Tabular Models End Excel's Handicap

Large Tabular Models are an emerging class of AI designed to work with heterogeneous, unordered tabular data and to overcome the limitations of applying standard language models to spreadsheets. The term appears in a 2024 paper by Mihaela van der Schaar and Boris van Breugel; follow-up research proposes LaTable, a diffusion-based approach for tabular data. Startups such as Fundamental have attracted large (hundreds of millions) financings. Major firms are active: Google released TabFM on 30 June 2026, Mastercard trains a tabular model for fraud prevention, and SAP plans to acquire Prior Labs with roughly €1 billion investment over four years. Surveys from Precisely highlight data readiness as a major corporate problem, underlining the commercial demand for tabular AI solutions.

Can Precisely and DoorDash Kill the Physical Property Audit

Can Precisely and DoorDash Kill the Physical Property Audit Enterprise Times * June 25, 2026