/check-soc2
Verify SOC 2 compliance by checking security controls, availability, and data integrity.
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/check-soc2
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What this command does when you run it.
Verify SOC 2 compliance by checking security controls, availability, and data integrity.
Command definition
check-soc2.mdVerify SOC 2 compliance by checking security controls, availability, and data integrity.
Steps
1. Review Security controls: 2. Review Availability controls: 3. Review Processing Integrity controls: 4. Review Confidentiality controls: 5. Review Privacy controls: 6. Document evidence for each control. 7. Identify gaps and remediation timeline.
Format
SOC 2 Compliance Check: <organization> Trust Criteria: Security: <compliant|gaps found> Availability: <compliant|gaps found>
Rules
- Evidence must be current (within the audit period).
- Every control must have documented procedures.
- Gaps must have remediation plans with target dates.
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