Building Effective Security Policies: FOMO vs. Build-as-you-Go
Ever gone to check the company policy for something and found yourself lost and hopeless in a thousand page policy jungle?
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Ever gone to check the company policy for something and found yourself lost and hopeless in a thousand page policy jungle?
In the fast-paced world of compliance automation, where promises of rapid audits abound, it’s time to pause and reconsider our priorities.
Determining the timeline for achieving SOC 2 compliance is a bit like asking “how long does it take to build a car?”
What’s the difference and how do they match up?
It may be obvious that running a ‘serverless’ environment reduces your operational responsibilities.
A SOC 2 Gap Assessment is a high-level review of a firm’s control’s environment against SOC 2 criteria to identify existing gaps.
In the whirlwind of implementing a compliance framework, companies are inundated with information.
Short answer: No, penetration tests are not required for the SOC 2.
A SOC 2 report does not have a fixed expiration date like a certification – rather, it is intended to be read as a report over a certain date or time period.
Most people seeking an answer to this question are often wondering if there’s a government regulation mandating compliance for specific organizations.