SOC Audits for Companies That Power Digital Advertising
We navigate the world of fast-moving tech, slow-moving regulations, intense third party networks and datasets in the world of AdTech alongside you.
- Auditors fluent in programmatic advertising, data flows, identity, and attribution
- SOC 1 and SOC 2 expertise for adtech-specific risk, privacy, and trust requirements
- Timelines that align with platform reviews, enterprise buyers, and publisher partnerships
We've Seen Your Environment. We Know What to Audit.
We understand the scrutiny adtech companies face from platforms, publishers, and brands, and how to scope your SOC 2 around real data risk without unnecessary control sprawl.
We audit distributed, cloud-native environments handling bid requests, event streams, third-party APIs, and high-volume logging, without oversimplifying the architecture.
We translate pseudonymous IDs, IP data, consent flags, and enrichment workflows into clear, defensible SOC 2 control coverage.
We align availability, monitoring, change management, and vendor oversight to the realities of programmatic traffic and partner integrations.
Services for Adtech Companies
Frequently Asked Questions
Do privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA affect how our SOC 2 should be scoped?
Yes, privacy laws directly impact how personal data is collected, shared, and governed. If Privacy is in scope, your SOC 2 should reflect controls around consent, data minimization, access, and downstream sharing.
How do consent management platforms (CMPs) factor into the audit?
We assess how consent signals are captured, stored, enforced, and transmitted across your systems and partners to ensure user choices are respected in practice.
What about third-party tracking technologies like pixels and SDKs?
We evaluate how tracking technologies are deployed, approved, monitored, and documented, including the data they collect and how that data is secured.
How do cross-border data transfers impact compliance risk?
Adtech data often flows globally, so we review safeguards, contractual protections, and documentation around international data transfers and access.
How do we show controls over data retention and deletion?
We examine how identifiers, event logs, and user-level data are retained, expired, or deleted—including how deletion requests are operationalized and logged.
Do exchanges, DSPs, SSPs, or data partners affect our SOC 2?
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