The audit covered the period from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, verifying the consistent performance of the company’s security protocols, including encryption, incident response, and access management. Unlike point-in-time assessments, this certification requires an independent auditor to confirm that security controls remain effective throughout an entire year of operation. Since 2022, YASSI has maintained an unbroken record of successful audits, a consistency the firm argues is essential given the sensitivity of the personally identifiable information it handles, such as driver’s license data and lien statuses protected under the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act.
Bosco Yuen, Chief Information Security Officer at YASSI, emphasized that the audit results reflect an ongoing commitment to data privacy rather than a temporary compliance effort. The company currently operates as an AAMVA-Approved NMVTIS Consumer Access Provider, maintaining direct data agreements with motor vehicle agencies in 46 states. As organizations increasingly rely on third-party vendors for critical title and registration intelligence, YASSI suggests that clients prioritize providers who can demonstrate multi-year, exception-free audit histories to mitigate risks associated with data exposure.




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