Industries
Technology and SaaS
Your customers check your security before they sign. We help you answer them with proof.
Sound familiar?
What software companies are being asked.
By customers, investors, and your own engineers. We help you answer every one.
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Your next big customer
"Send us your SOC 2 report."
You geta plan to get SOC 2, and help all the way through the audit.
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Their security team
"Fill out our security questionnaire."
You getready answers, so every form says the same honest thing.
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Your investors
"Who is in charge of security?"
You geta senior security leader without a full-time hire.
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Your engineers
"Can we use this AI tool?"
You getclear AI rules that don't slow down shipping.
Why it matters
Security here is about closing deals.
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Deals stall
A missing report or a weak answer can hold up a contract.
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Forms pile up
Every big customer sends their own security questions.
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The cloud needs watching
Cloud access and settings need someone keeping an eye on them.
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Contracts carry promises
Customer contracts add security terms you have to keep.
What you get
Ready for SOC 2. Ready when customers ask.
Covers SOC 2, ISO 27001 and customer security reviews.
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We check where you stand
Against SOC 2 or ISO 27001, whichever your customers ask for.
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We fix the gaps
In the order your customers care about most.
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We answer the forms
One set of honest answers your sales team can use.
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We keep you ready
Your security leader keeps the program running between audits.
Questions
SaaS questions, answered.
How early should we start on SOC 2?
When customers start asking for it. We build the program first, so the audit goes smoothly.
Can we do this without slowing down engineering?
Yes. We build security into the tools and habits your team already uses.
Do we need a full-time security hire at our stage?
Usually not yet. A vCISO covers it until you're big enough to need someone full time.
Insights
Related reading.
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Compliance and Audit Readiness
When SaaS Vendors Must Be Treated as Subservice Organizations Under SOC 2
SaaS companies undergoing SOC 2 audits face a critical question: when does a vendor's security become part of your own compliance obligation? This article explains the subservice organization concept, when vendors must be included in your SOC 2 scope, what evidence auditors require, and who inside your organization is accountable for the outcome.
Dr. Daniel Glauber, 20 August 2026
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Cloud Security
When Cloud Misconfigurations Become Reportable Breaches Under State Law
Cloud misconfigurations can trigger breach notification obligations under state law before any threat actor touches the data. This article explains when an exposure becomes reportable, who decides, and how executive leadership should establish accountability for these determinations.
Dr. Daniel Glauber, 15 August 2026
Let's talk.
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