Many service organizations depend on the integrity of their control environment to protect their business and customers. With new technologies being implemented frequently and the increasing prevalence of third-party vendors, that integrity is more complicated to secure.
Conducting a system and organization control (SOC) audit helps make sure internal controls are in place and operating effectively, while providing feedback that’s both independent and actionable. SOC audits are being increasingly requested as part of doing business, including by financial statement auditors who use them to reduce audit procedures.
Our on-demand webcasts cover the basics on each type of report, which report type is right for your business, how to prepare for the examination, and more.
Discover what a SOC report is, which report is right for your organization, and best practices to conduct a SOC engagement.
Learn about the differences between each SOC report, their use cases, and how to determine which one is right for you.
Learn about the purpose of a SOC readiness assessment, the benefits, and how it can help you prepare for a SOC examination.
Learn how a SOC 1 report can provide user entities some assurance their financial information is being securely handled.
Learn the fundamentals of SOC 2 in contrast to SOC 3 and best practices to alleviate challenges when getting an examination.
Explore how SOC 2 examinations emphasize system reliability by measuring the effectiveness of internal controls.
Learn how a SOC 2 report can help your health care organization protect highly confidential patient data.
Learn who should consider pursuing a SOC for Supply Chain report and how it can help mitigate risk for your operations.
Learn how SOC for Cybersecurity reports can give management a clear look into how your company’s data is being protected.
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