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Achieve the gold standard in SaaS security compliance in weeks, not months
SOC 2 compliance is a set of 200+ guidelines developed by the AICPA used to evaluate an organisation's ability to safeguard sensitive data. The SOC 2 report measures a company's adherence to security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy standards and provides a level of assurance to customers and stakeholders.
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Say goodbye to months of dull repetitive screenshots
The 200+ controls in SOC 2 compliance require ongoing monitoring and continuous collection of data points. Typically, this would involve taking hundreds of screenshots every day, but with Auditee, everything gets automated.
Simplifying SOC 2 compliance for a smooth audit
The SOC 2 framework is complex, and our team of experts are on hand to help you understand the requirements and how to implement them effectively for a successful audit.
Automate security reviews and communicate trust
SOC 2 compliance requires significant time and resources to complete the audit process and maintain compliance.
SOC 2 compliance that works for your budget
Becoming and staying SOC 2 compliant can be expensive, especially for smaller companies that may not have the budget to hire external auditors or consultants.
How to get your SOC 2 Report
SOC 2 isn't a certificate, it's a transparent report completed by an independent CPA auditor, that outlines 200+ security controls. Your organisation can decide whether your organisation achieves a Type 1 (point-in-time) or Type 2 (3 - 6 month audit period) report.
Define the Scope
The first step is to define the scope, identifying the systems and processes that will be included in the report. Alongside the trust services criteria (TSC) relevant to your business, such as security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy.
Implement Controls
These controls are designed to mitigate risks and achieve the objectives of the TSC. It is important to document these controls and ensure that they are operating effectively over a period of time.
Engage Auditor
The auditor will review your controls and test their effectiveness over a specified period of time. For Type 1, it is a point-in-time audit, and for Type 2, the audit period is between 3 - 12 months. If the controls are found to be effective, the auditor will issue a SOC 2 report.
Reporting
The SOC 2 report (Type 1 & 2) is designed to provide assurance that your organization's controls have been operating effectively over a period of time. It can be used by customers, stakeholders, and regulators to evaluate your security and data privacy practices.