Together AI earns ISO 27001:2022 certification for enterprise AI workloads

Together AI has received ISO 27001:2022 certification. The audit was carried out by A-LIGN Compliance and Security, an ANAB-accredited firm. It is independent confirmation that Together AI's information security management system meets the current international standard.

What the certification examined

The audit took several months and covered Together AI's entire global platform. Auditors examined the corporate headquarters and the third-party data centers that serve the company's infrastructure. They assessed risk management, access control, customer data protection, secure development practices, continuous monitoring and incident response processes.

ISO 27001:2022 is the updated edition of the standard, with stricter requirements for managing information technology risk.

The key detail: the certification was not issued by Together AI itself but by an independent accredited body. An external auditor went through the whole security system and verified that it works the way the company says it does.

What enterprise customers get

For security and procurement teams, the certificate solves a specific problem: evaluating a new AI provider. In regulated industries (finance, healthcare, the public sector), procurement often requires standardized security documentation, and ISO 27001 is one of the key checkboxes in that review.

The certification confirms that Together AI has mature practices in the following areas:

• systematic identification and management of information security risks
• technical and organizational measures to protect customer data
• mature asset management and incident response processes
• secure development practices for the AI platform
• regular independent review of the effectiveness of all controls

Each of these items went through external verification; this is not self-declaration. Companies considering Together AI as a critical AI infrastructure supplier can now lean on this certificate in their internal vendor due diligence.

ISO 27001:2022 alongside SOC 2

Together AI already held SOC 2 certification, a standard that American enterprise customers often require. ISO 27001:2022 adds an internationally recognized equivalent, relevant for customers outside the US and for multinational companies operating in several jurisdictions at once.

"The certification reflects a months-long, comprehensive assessment of how we manage risk, protect data and continuously improve security across the organization and the platform,"

Together AI said in its official announcement.

Together, SOC 2 and ISO 27001:2022 form a layered system of security assurance. That matters for customers who move sensitive data, users' personal information or business-critical processes onto the platform.

Context: enterprise AI is maturing

The enterprise AI market is moving quickly from pilot projects to production workloads. Infrastructure security requirements are rising with it, especially when confidential customer data and internal business information are involved. Enterprise buyers cannot take AI providers at their word. They need independent verification that legal, compliance and procurement teams will recognize.

Together AI specializes in inference and fine-tuning of open models, including Llama and Mistral. The company competes for enterprise budgets with Fireworks AI, Anyscale and the major cloud providers. In that contest, the ISO 27001:2022 certificate is not just compliance but a concrete market argument in negotiations with enterprise customers.

What this means

Together AI is steadily ticking off the requirements of enterprise buyers: first SOC 2, now ISO 27001:2022. The company states directly that it intends to develop its ISMS as the volume of critical workloads on the platform grows.

For teams choosing AI infrastructure for serious tasks, this is a signal: Together AI is deliberately preparing for enterprise contracts and can back up its security claims with independent audits.