Public Trust Assurance
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A Structured Path to Public Assurance
Define the system, criteria, reporting period, relevant controls, and examination responsibilities.
Prepare policies, system documentation, control narratives, and period-appropriate evidence.
The auditor performs inquiries, walkthroughs, inspections, and other procedures on relevant controls.
The auditor evaluates whether applicable controls meet the selected Trust Services Criteria for the period.
The independent practitioner issues the SOC 3 report and general-use assurance opinion.
Timing varies by scope, reporting period, evidence readiness, remediation, and auditor scheduling.
Evidence Across the Period
The auditor selects and evaluates evidence using professional judgment and appropriate testing methods.
The independent practitioner evaluates evidence and issues the SOC 3 report and opinion for the period.
Define the examination period and evidence needed to evaluate control effectiveness throughout that period.
Retain logs, reports, reviews, approvals, and records showing consistent control operation.
The auditor selects and evaluates evidence using professional judgment and appropriate testing methods.
The independent practitioner evaluates evidence and issues the SOC 3 report and opinion for the period.
Define the examination period and evidence needed to evaluate control effectiveness throughout that period.
Retain logs, reports, reviews, approvals, and records showing consistent control operation.
The SOC 3 opinion is issued by an independent CPA firm. iExperts supports readiness, documentation, evidence, remediation, and audit coordination while preserving independence.


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