With our AI-powered cybersecurity assistant, you can accelerate preparation for SOC 2 certification. Our clients get ready 10 times faster by ensuring that all necessary controls are in place. This streamlined process not only saves time but also helps identify gaps and implement effective security measures, making compliance easily attainable.
Some companies take years to implement proper SOC 2 controls. The process can be time-consuming and resource-intensive, but that’s only the case if you lack the right tools. Our platform enables CTOs to offload up to 95% of ICT tasks, streamlining the certification process.
Our communication engine proactively engages each employee in 1-on-1 interviews to assess your organization’s ICT security posture, providing you with an automatic evaluation of where you stand.
The Audit Room feature simplifies the process of demonstrating compliance and pinpointing areas for improvement, ensuring that your ISMS remains robust and effective.
Our evidence engine automatically gathers evidence and evaluates collected data. The presented vulnerability reports allows you to identify gaps and implement efficient SOC 2 controls.
While preparing for incidents requires time and effort, our platform automates the process. By analyzing collected data, it creates customized incident response plans and generates all the necessary policy documents for you.
CyberUpgrade automates all key SOC 2 preparation tasks, enabling you to concentrate on what matters most: your core business processes.
Our communication engine proactively engages each employee in 1-on-1 interviews to assess your organization’s ICT security posture, providing you with an automatic evaluation of where you stand.
Our evidence engine automatically gathers evidence and evaluates collected data. The presented vulnerability reports allows you to identify gaps and implement efficient SOC 2 controls.
The Audit Room feature simplifies the process of demonstrating compliance and pinpointing areas for improvement, ensuring that your ISMS remains robust and effective.
While preparing for incidents requires time and effort, our platform automates the process. By analyzing collected data, it creates customized incident response plans and generates all the necessary policy documents for you.
CyberUpgrade automates all key SOC 2 preparation tasks, enabling you to concentrate on what matters most: your core business processes.
SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a framework developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). It is primarily designed for service providers that store customer data in the cloud, ensuring they implement effective controls to protect that data.
Security
Protection against unauthorized access.
Availability
Accessibility of the system as agreed upon.
Processing integrity
System processing is complete, valid, accurate, and authorized.
Confidentiality
Protection of information designated as confidential.
Privacy
Protection of personal information in accordance with privacy policies.
SOC 2 is based on on five "trust service criteria":
The ISO 27001 standard is the cornerstone of the ISO/IEC 27000 series, outlining the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to ensure comprehensive security, cybersecurity, and privacy protection.
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Loss of client trust.
Clients may lose confidence in the organization's ability to protect their data, leading to strained relationships and potential loss of business.
Legal and regulatory penalties.
Although SOC 2 compliance itself is not a legal requirement, organizations may still face penalties if they fail to meet industry-specific regulations regarding data protection.
Reputational damage.
A failure to demonstrate compliance can harm the organization's reputation, making it difficult to attract new clients and retain existing ones.
Increased risk of data breaches.
Without proper controls in place, the organization may be more vulnerable to data breaches and cyberattacks, resulting in data loss and financial liabilities.
Inability to partner with other organizations.
Many companies require SOC 2 compliance from their vendors. Non-compliance can limit partnership opportunities and access to new markets.
While Cyber Essentials certification is not legally mandatory for most organizations, failing to implement it may lead to increased vulnerability to cyber threats and potential loss of business opportunities, especially when dealing with clients or partners who prioritize cybersecurity standards.
