Strengthening Your SOC 2 Compliance with Robust Security and Reliability

Why SOC 2 Compliance Matters?

Build Customer Trust

SOC 2 builds trust by showing your commitment to securing sensitive data and protecting customer privacy. By meeting SOC 2 standards, you demonstrate that you have the necessary controls in place to mitigate risks and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your systems.

Protect Sensitive Data

Protect your sensitive data by implementing strict security controls around access, encryption, and monitoring. These measures ensure that only authorized individuals can access your sensitive information, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches. The global average cost of a data breach is approximately $4.45 million​.

Meet Industry Security Standards

Implementing SOC 2 helps you ensure your organization meets industry standards for security, availability, confidentiality, and privacy. By adhering to SOC 2 requirements, you demonstrate your commitment to protecting sensitive data, building trust with customers, and minimizing the risk of security breaches.

Achieve SOC 2 Compliance

Locktera helps you achieve SOC 2 compliance by providing advanced security features such as file-level encryption, strict file access control rules, and continuous monitoring of data access and handling. Locktera’s access control rules, which include designating authorized viewers, setting parameters like IP address, location, date range, password strength, and limiting the number of accesses, ensure that only authorized users can interact with sensitive data. With detailed audit logs and real-time reporting, you can manage sensitive information access. By implementing these robust access control measures, Locktera helps you meet SOC 2’s Trust Service Criteria for security, availability, confidentiality, and privacy.

Why most companies fail SOC 2

Weak Access Controls: Insufficient controls over user access and inadequate implementation of role-based or individual authorized access can result in unauthorized data access.

Inadequate Monitoring and Logging: Failure to maintain proper logs and audit trails of system activity or to monitor systems for security events.

Insufficient Data Encryption: Failing to encrypt sensitive data both at rest and in transit or failing to use up-to-date encryption methods like Post Quantum Encryption.

Data files remain secure when the file moves outside of the organization’s ecosystem

Strengthening Your SOC 2 Compliance with Robust Security and Reliability::