SOC 2 · SaaS

SOC 2 for SaaS

For B2B SaaS, SOC 2 is the report every enterprise prospect asks for before they will sign. We get you audit-ready fast so security review stops stalling your deals.

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Why SaaS companies need SOC 2

  • Enterprise buyers gate procurement on a SOC 2 report — no report often means no deal, or a months-long security review instead.
  • SOC 2 is built on the AICPA Trust Services Criteria; the Security (Common Criteria) category is mandatory, with Availability and Confidentiality commonly added for SaaS.
  • A multi-tenant SaaS architecture puts logical access, change management, and tenant isolation squarely in audit scope.
  • A clean SOC 2 report shortens future questionnaires and becomes a repeatable sales asset.

More context on this sector on our SaaS industry page, and on the framework itself on our SOC 2 hub.

What our SOC 2 engagement covers

Tailored to SaaS, delivered by a Toronto security and compliance team led by a published CVE researcher, with our partner Lorikeet Security where offensive testing is involved.

  • Multi-tenant access-control and tenant-isolation evidence
  • Mapping of your existing cloud controls to the Trust Services Criteria
  • Trust Services Criteria scoping and a gap assessment against your current controls
  • Policies, procedures, and a lift-and-adopt evidence repository
  • Control implementation across IAM, change management, vendor risk, and incident response
  • Auditor introduction and Type I / Type II audit coordination

See the full SOC 2 service page, or productized pricing for fixed-scope engagements.

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SOC 2 for SaaS: common questions

How long does SOC 2 take for a SaaS company?

Our productized SOC 2 in 75 days engagement gets most SaaS teams to a Type I attestation quickly, then plans the Type II observation window. Actual timing depends on how mature your existing controls are.

Do we need SOC 2 Type I or Type II?

Type I attests that controls are designed properly at a point in time; Type II attests they operated effectively over a period, commonly 3 to 12 months. Enterprise buyers usually want Type II eventually, but Type I is a fast first milestone.

Which Trust Services Criteria apply to SaaS?

Security, the Common Criteria, is always required. Most SaaS companies add Availability and Confidentiality, and add Processing Integrity or Privacy only if relevant to their product.

SOC 2 for SaaS, on your timeline

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