VaaSBlock brings on-chain verification to SOC 2 and ISO 27001

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    Ben Rogers

    Ben Rogers is the Head of Growth at VaaSBlock, known for scaling real companies with real revenue in markets full of noise. He is a global growth operator who specialises in emerging technology, helping teams cut through hype, understand market behaviour, and execute with discipline.

    Starting today, organizations can prove SOC 2 and ISO 27001 directly on-chain, turning traditional trust marks into transparent, tamper-evident credentials across Ethereum, ICP, KAIA, TON, Base, and Polygon.

       

    A long-standing problem with counterfeit accreditations

    Enterprises and partners rely on SOC 2 and ISO 27001 to assess risk and competence, yet verification is often manual, fragmented, and vulnerable to false claims. The UK’s national accreditation body (UKAS) warns about counterfeit certificates and even launched CertCheck in 2022 to help identify misleading claims. At the same time, many treat SOC 2 as a “certification” when it is actually an attestation report, a misunderstanding that fuels logo misuse and false marketing. The ISO itself reported nearly 49,000 valid ISO/IEC 27001 certificates worldwide in 2023, underscoring both the scale and the stakes: when proof is this widespread, falsification carries serious consequences.

     

    VaaSBlock’s solution: on-chain certificate

    VaaSBlock now automatically mints NFT-based verification for SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Each record is verifiable on-chain across Ethereum, ICP, KAIA, TON, Base, and Polygon.

    • RMA™ + SOC 2/ISO 27001: verification included.

    • VB1™ badge holders: can add on-chain verification for a simple admin fee.

    Academic and industry precedent shows blockchain credentialing works. MIT issues blockchain-verifiable diplomas, proving digital records can be durable and tamper-evident. Extending the same principle to security certifications closes a trust gap that affects every vendor review and supply-chain decision.

     

    More to come

    We will extend support to additional global certifications, consolidating compliance proof into one transparent, verifiable layer.

    “Trust deserves proof you can verify without asking permission. Bringing SOC 2 and ISO 27001 on-chain closes the loop between established standards and the transparency Web3 was built to deliver. Our aim is simple: make it effortless for good actors to prove they are good actors, everywhere their partners need to see it.” — Ben Rogers, Co-Founder & CEO, VaaSBlock

    On-chain verification transforms industry standards into living credentials that anyone can validate, reducing friction and reinforcing credibility.

    Ben Rogers Contributor

    Ben Rogers is Head of Growth at VaaSBlock and regular contributor, recognised for building real companies with real revenue in markets full of noise. His work sits at the intersection of growth, credibility, and emerging technology, where clear thinking and disciplined execution matter more than hype. Across his career, Ben has become known as one of the most effective growth operators working in frontier markets today.

    He has scaled technology companies across continents, cultures, and time zones, from Thailand to Korea and Singapore. His leadership has helped transform early-stage products into global growth engines, including taking Travala from 200K to 8M monthly revenue and elevating Flipster into a top-tier derivatives exchange. These results were not the product of viral luck. They came from structured experimentation, high-leverage storytelling, and the ability to translate market psychology into repeatable growth systems.

    As VaaSBlock’s Head of Growth, Ben leads the company’s market strategy, credibility frameworks, and research direction. He co-designed the RMA, a trust and governance standard that evaluates blockchain and emerging-tech organisations. His work bridges operational reality with strategic insight, helping teams navigate sectors where the narrative moves faster than the numbers. Ben writes about market cycles, behavioural incentives, and structural risk, offering a deeper view of how AI, SaaS, and crypto will evolve as capital becomes more disciplined.

    Ben’s approach is shaped by a belief that businesses succeed when they combine clear thinking with practical execution. He works closely with founders, regulators, and institutional teams, advising on go-to-market strategy, credibility building, and sustainable growth models. His writing and research are widely read by operators looking to understand how emerging technology matures.

    Originally from Australia and based in APAC, Ben is part of a global community of builders who want to see technology deliver genuine value. His work continues to shape how companies in emerging markets think about trust, growth, and long-term resilience.