SOC 2 for SaaS, cloud, and MSPs — Prove secure data processing
If you're a SaaS provider, cloud platform, MSP, or data centre storing, processing, or transmitting customer data, you have to prove you do it securely. Receive a readiness assessment to proceed with deal in about two weeks, gap remediation within a month, and ~3-month support straight through to the signed SOC 2 report.
- Since 2017
- building blockchain and security standards
- 2,104 security audits
- delivered across the digital-asset and tech stack
- In-house security
- penetration testing and AI red teaming, not outsourced
- Already delivering
- CCSS, MiCA, DORA, VARA, ISO 27001 for regulated and crypto clients.
Secure your company and your deals
Passing SOC 2 is the outcome. The value is what the work does to your security along the way.
Map your assets and privileges
SOC 2 Scoping maps every system and person with access to customer data. Usually it finds ex-employees holding admin privileges or assets exposed in open internet access.
Own your governance
After SOC Type 2 attestation, you get lasting evidence for the report and continuous security practices in your customer data related workflows.
Stop incidents early
Type II requires logging and alerting evidence across 3–12 months. With these same logs you spot attackers and customer data breaches early.
Who needs SOC 2
SOC 2 applies to organizations that store, process, or transmit data on behalf of their customers. You likely need it if you:
Store, process, or transmit customer data in the cloud
Sell B2B and are subject to buyer security reviews
Process transactions or hold assets for others
Are raising or partnering where the counterparty's checklist names SOC 2
Build an AI-native product handling customer data, prompts, or model outputs
How Hacken works
Process strip: Applicability and Readiness → Risk Assessment → Remediation and Consulting → Attestation Audit and Support
Applicability and readiness
Determine which Trust Services Criteria are in scope, whether Type I or Type II fits, and where you stand today.
Deliverable: a target and a readiness snapshot.
Risk assessment
Identify and rate risks against your real systems, reviewed by an engineer, not a template.
Deliverable: a risk register that anchors the control program.
Remediation and consulting
Fix gaps, implement and document controls, and run technical testing including penetration testing.
Deliverable: implemented controls and an audit-ready evidence package.
Attestation audit and support
We QA evidence, handle auditor questions and access, and remediate any finding that appear mid-exam before it can qualify the report.
Deliverable: SOC 2 report.
starting from $10,000
SOC 2 vs ISO 27001
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 test much of the same security. The difference is in the artifact, the audience, and the market. Build one control set, and you have done most of the work for both.
SOC 2 only
Shared control base
ISO 27001 only↗
Why Hacken
Human engineers review
Every control is tested by an engineer against real threats. Yet, supervised AI speeds-up your paperwork.
In-house offensive security.
We pentest the access paths a buyer's security team will lean on, so gaps surface before the examination, not during it.
Evidence your security works
Evidence an auditor accepts and a buyer trusts, tied to the systems in scope.
End to end, through the report
From scoping to signed attestation, remediating every gap alongside the auditor.
We reuse what you already have
Hacken delivers CCSS, ISO 27001, DORA, and VARA, so SOC 2 maps onto controls you already run.
Do you have any questions?
SOC 2 deliverables
Trust Services Criteria scope determinationType I vs Type II recommendationRisk register mapped to your systemsGap analysis against the criteriaPrioritized remediation roadmapManage documentation and audit evidenceReadiness snapshot against the in-scope criteriaPenetration test and configuration-review reportSupport and coordinate with the CPA firm on the reportBook a scoping call
Tell us what you sell and who is asking for the report. In one call you will know which systems are in scope, which Trust Services Criteria you need, whether Type I or Type II fits, and the shortest realistic path to a signed report.
