Regardless of the products they offer or the industries they serve, there’s one thing all software companies have in common: the responsibility of securing user data. With the advancing threat landscape, ensuring that an organization’s software remains as secure, available, and confidential as is available on the market has become more difficult.
Security Operations Center (SOC) is now an essential part of protection plan and data
protection system that reduces the level of exposure of information systems to external
and internal risks. SOC will allow companies to have better visibility on their environment,
have skills, processes and continuous improvement. With regular attacks, many
organizations are refocusing their security efforts on prevention and detection.
This standard is formed by American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). IN
this standard C, P, I, A, S principles [Confidentiality, Privacy, Integrity, Availability and
Security] are addressed. Depending on the client’s business requirements an auditor can
choose any of the above principles.
SOC has two main audits SOC 1 and SOC 2 which are further elaborated as Type 1 and
Type 2.