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Knowing the differences between SOC 1 vs SOC 2 audits will help your service organization provide greater assurance to your customers.

Why choose SOC for Cybersecurity vs SOC 2? Key differences, in plain English, so you can figure out which tool is right for you.

Do you need a SOC 3 report? How do you get one? And what’s the difference between SOC 3 vs SOC 2 reports? We answer all these questions and more.

Reviewing a vendor’s SOC report is a key part of performing vendor due diligence. Here’s what you should be looking for in the report.

Vendor questionnaires are time-consuming. If you’ve undergone a SOC audit and have an up-to-date SOC report, do you really need to fill them out?

Businesses want to know their data is in safe hands, and many are asking for a SOC report. Here are 7 ways a SOC audit benefits your service organization.

Your vendors’ SOC reports enable you to provide customers and prospects with confidence in your processes and controls. What information in a SOC report is most relevant?

When completing a System and Organization Controls (SOC) examination, the results can generally fall into one of two categories: exceptions or management letter comments.

Many organizations wonder how to select a year end for their SOC audit, if they can skip a year and if their SOC report can cover less than 12 months.

Here’s why complementary user entity controls are important and why inefficiently deploying them puts your organization at risk.