Your enterprise deal is blocked on SOC 2. Let’s unblock it.#
You closed the technical evaluation. The buyer wants in. Then their security team sent over a questionnaire and asked for your SOC 2 report, and the deal stopped moving. That is the moment most founders meet compliance, and it is a bad moment to start from zero.
I take you from nothing to a defensible report on the fastest honest timeline. Type 1 first, because it is what you can put in front of the buyer soonest, then Type 2 to prove the controls hold over time.
What slows startups down, and how I avoid it#
- Controls that live in a document nobody runs. I implement them in AWS as code, so the control is the infrastructure, not a promise about the infrastructure.
- Evidence collected by hand the week before the audit. I automate evidence collection so it accumulates on its own and the audit period is already covered when it opens.
- A policy set copied off the internet that does not match your stack. I write the policies to how your team actually builds and ships, which is also what makes them survive auditor questions.
Why trust me with it#
I took a startup from loose, ad-hoc practices to SOC 2 Type 1 and then Type 2 with zero adverse findings. I did not inherit that program. I built it from nothing: the policies, the controls in AWS, the evidence, and the security-aware habits that keep it standing. That is the same work I would do for you.
How it fits the offer#
This is the SaaS path through my compliance program: a defined upfront engagement to get you audit ready, then a monthly retainer to carry you through the Type 2 window and the next audit period. The full scope and structure are on that page.