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A SOC 2 Type 2 Report is a Service Organization Control (SOC) audit on how a cloud-based service provider handles sensitive information. It covers both the suitability of a company’s controls and its operating effectiveness.

Soc 2 Type 2 reports are essential for both security and profitability. First, a SOC 2 Type 2 assessment offers evidence that an organization is implementing the security controls they say they are and that those controls are working correctly to protect sensitive data. Without eyes and ears across the cloud, it is difficult to assess how secure information is in the hands of third-party vendors. A SOC 2 Type 2 report offers peace of mind.

Reassurance is a great sales tool, but increasingly, the SOC 2 Type 2 report also improves profitability by opening doors into enterprises that would be otherwise unreachable. Increasingly, companies do due diligence with their cloud vendors and implement internal requirements to monitor third-party vendor security. Proving compliance can be a prerequisite to landing these accounts.

Cloud-based vendors hunting for enterprise accounts can certainly benefit from SOC 2 compliance, which is often required to compete for the business of data-sensitive companies. But an assessment helps other companies, too.

For companies with data breaches in their histories, an assessment demonstrates a commitment to airtight security practices. It provides a layer of protection that can assure partners that security problems are a thing of the past.

Companies with uncertified competitors can also benefit. They’ll prove they’re serious about security and that they can anticipate clients’ needs for transparent processes.