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Not ready for a SOC 2 Type 2 audit or enterprise security reviews

SOC 2 Type 2 cloud readiness and implementation

Prepare your cloud environment for a SOC 2 Type 2 audit. We close the technical gaps and prepare the evidence; the audit opinion is issued by your independent CPA firm.

Symptoms

Signs your platform has this problem

If several of these sound familiar, the plan below is where we would start.

01

Deals stalled on security questionnaires

Enterprise buyers asking for a SOC 2 report you don't have yet.

02

Manual evidence collection

Engineers spending weeks taking console screenshots for auditors.

03

Security gaps

Public S3 buckets, long-lived IAM access keys and missing audit trails.

Remediation plan

How we fix it, step by step

Each phase ends with a measurement, so you can see what changed before the next one starts.

01

Gap analysis

Scanning your cloud accounts against the SOC 2 Common Criteria with Drata or Vanta.

02

Hardening with Terraform

Enforcing KMS encryption, S3 Block Public Access and database backups in code.

03

Identity and access

Removing static access keys and enforcing SSO with MFA through IAM Identity Center or Okta.

04

Continuous evidence

Automating evidence collection and helping your team adopt the policies the auditor will test.

Technical checklist

Remediation checklist

What we check before a change goes to production:

  • Use AWS Organizations SCPs to block public S3 buckets and unencrypted EBS volumes
  • Enable GuardDuty threat detection and AWS Config rules
  • Remove static IAM credentials and enforce SSO with MFA
  • Write CloudTrail logs to an S3 bucket with Object Lock

What we measure

We take a baseline first and report the same measurements after each change, from your own monitoring — evidence, not promised results.

Control gaps
Open gaps in your compliance tool, tracked until closed
Evidence
Controls with automated evidence vs manual screenshots
Access keys
Long-lived IAM access keys still in use

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Questions

Questions about this remediation

Type 1 evaluates whether your controls are designed properly at a point in time. Type 2 evaluates whether they operated effectively over an observation period, typically three to twelve months.

Nobody but your auditor can tell you that: the opinion is issued by your independent CPA firm. What we do is close the technical gaps, prepare the evidence and walk through it with you before the auditor does.

Tools such as Drata and Vanta connect to AWS and GitHub through read-only integrations and check controls like encryption and branch protection on a schedule, so evidence is collected continuously instead of by screenshot.

Want an engineer to look at this with you?

Send us the symptoms and any metrics you have. We'll reply within one business day, set up a call and agree what to measure before anything changes.