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SOC 2

Turn customer security expectations into defensible evidence.

SecureC helps SaaS and technology companies define scope, implement controls, organize evidence and collaborate with an independent CPA firm for SOC 2 examination.
Organized security evidence under review, connected to cloud systems, access records and ongoing control checks.

SUPPORT AREAS

What readiness actually covers

A report is the output. These are the inputs an examination will look for.
  • System and service scope
  • Applicable Trust Services Criteria
  • Control design and ownership
  • Policy and evidence lifecycle
  • Identity, cloud and code integrations
  • Vendor and risk records
  • Readiness findings and remediation
  • Type I / Type II evidence preparation

TYPE I AND TYPE II

Two different questions

The difference is not difficulty—it is whether the report speaks to a moment or to a period.
  • Type I

    Examines control design at a specified date.

  • Type II

    Examines design and operating effectiveness over a period.

BUILT FOR INDIAN SAAS EXPORTERS

Beyond the report

When US enterprise buyers request SOC 2, Indian SaaS companies need more than policies: they need clear ownership, operating evidence and repeatable security processes. SecureC connects readiness with VAPT, monitoring and training so the underlying program continues beyond the report.

QUESTIONS

Common questions

Is SOC 2 a certification?

It is generally an attestation report, not a certification. We use the terminology appropriate to the report and to auditor guidance, and we recommend you do the same in your own marketing.

Can SecureC choose our Trust Services Criteria?

SecureC can support scoping, but management and the independent auditor should confirm the appropriate criteria and system boundaries.

Tell us what you are working toward.

Send us a few details and the SecureC team will get back to you to talk through your scope, obligations and the practical next step.

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