Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality & Privacy Assurance
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Protects designated confidential information through access restriction, encryption, retention, and secure disposal.

Addresses complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized processing against stated commitments and requirements.

Addresses collection, use, retention, disclosure, and disposal of personal information in accordance with applicable privacy commitments and criteria.

Addresses protection against unauthorized access or use through governance, access, monitoring, risk, and change controls.

Addresses system availability commitments through resilience, backup, recovery, capacity, and monitoring controls.

Protects designated confidential information through access restriction, encryption, retention, and secure disposal.

Addresses complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized processing against stated commitments and requirements.

Addresses collection, use, retention, disclosure, and disposal of personal information in accordance with applicable privacy commitments and criteria.

Addresses protection against unauthorized access or use through governance, access, monitoring, risk, and change controls.

Addresses system availability commitments through resilience, backup, recovery, capacity, and monitoring controls.

Protects designated confidential information through access restriction, encryption, retention, and secure disposal.


Select criteria based on service commitments, system risks, customer expectations, contractual requirements, data handled, and the intended scope of assurance.
Security is the foundation of SOC 2 and applies to every SOC 2 examination. It addresses governance, risk management, access control, monitoring, and related safeguards.




Access to systems is controlled through role-based permissions and the principle of least privilege, ensuring users only have access necessary for their job functions. Sensitive systems require multi-factor authentication, and access rights are reviewed and updated quarterly to maintain security.
System changes follow a structured change management process, including documentation, managerial approval, peer review, and testing before deployment. Continuous monitoring is in place, with 24/7 logging and intrusion detection systems that alert security teams to suspicious activities in real time.

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