SOC Compliance
SOC Compliance
SOC compliance consulting and reporting for SOC 1,SOC 2, SOC 3, and SOC for Cybersecurity.
SOC (Systems and Organizations Controls) audits are essential for organizations handling sensitive data, providing not only compliance but also instilling confidence in clients and stakeholders regarding the strength of their financial and operational controls.
Key Benefits of SOC
- A clear demonstration of the organization’s commitment to achieving the highest standards of financial excellence.
- Compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX).
- In-depth auditing based on the five Trust Services Criteria.
- Acquisition of a general-use report, which can be freely distributed as marketing material or other purposes.
Why is SOC compliance important?
Beyond ensuring security and transparency, SOC reports reflect a commitment to safeguarding customer data. Often, having a SOC report is a prerequisite for conducting business with customers or third parties.
Which SOC report is most suitable for my organization?
The most appropriate SOC report for your organization will depend on the needs of your customers and stakeholders. Consulting with a reliable SOC auditor at Audliance can provide valuable insights into your organization's requirements and help identify the right SOC report for you.
What is the difference between SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3?
A SOC 1 report is utilized by organizations that outsource specific services or systems that may impact their internal controls over financial reporting. A SOC 2 report, on the other hand, is designed to address the needs of a wide range of users seeking detailed information and assurance regarding a service organization's controls. This report plays a crucial role in the oversight of the organization, vendor management programs, and internal corporate governance and risk management processes. It can be shared with various stakeholders, including user entities, CPAs serving those entities, regulators, and business partners. A SOC 3 report is aimed at users who require assurance about a service organization’s controls but do not need the in-depth detail provided in a SOC 2 report. Essentially a more concise version of the SOC 2, the SOC 3 is user-friendly and suitable for general distribution.
