US enterprise buyers require it. We implement the controls, generate the evidence, and support your audit.
Every US enterprise procurement checklist asks for SOC 2 Type II. It is no longer a differentiator — it is a requirement. If you cannot produce a report, the deal does not move forward.
Type I alone is no longer sufficient for serious buyers. A Type I report says your controls were designed appropriately at a point in time. A Type II report says they actually worked over months. Enterprise procurement teams know the difference.
The Trust Service Criteria are broader than most people expect — Security, Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, and Privacy. Each criteria category carries dozens of control requirements and corresponding evidence obligations.
Most companies underestimate the evidence generation burden. Controls are the easy part. Proving they ran consistently over 6–12 months is where most teams struggle without dedicated infrastructure.
Key facts
The pathway
Assess
Maps your current state against the Trust Service Criteria. We identify gaps in CC6 (logical access), CC7 (system operations), CC8 (change management), and the remaining Common Criteria — then produce a prioritised remediation roadmap.
€2,500 — credited in full to the Sprint if you proceed.
Build
We implement all technical controls across the Common Criteria: MFA, MDM, SIEM, access reviews, change management procedures, and incident response. At the end of 90 days you have a fully operational control environment and an evidence pack ready for the start of your observation period.
Fixed €28,000. No surprises.
Run
Continuous evidence generation across the entire observation period. Automated evidence collection, quarterly access reviews, four vendor assessments per quarter, and annual audit support. Your auditor gets a clean, organised evidence pack — and you get a SOC 2 Type II report.
From €120/user/month.
SOC 2 Coverage
FAQ
Tell us about your target enterprise customers and your current timeline. We will tell you exactly what it takes to get your SOC 2 Type II report in hand.