Security · Trust
SOC 2 Type I & II
Independent attestation for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls — designed for organizations selling trust to enterprise customers.
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CPA ATTESTINC
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Independent CPA attestation and compliance support across SOC, privacy, healthcare, federal, ISO and DORA frameworks, delivered by licensed CPAs on fixed-fee engagements.
Security · Trust
Independent attestation for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls — designed for organizations selling trust to enterprise customers.
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Financial controls
Independent attestation for internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR) — designed for organizations handling transactions, payroll, or financial data that impacts client books.
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Healthcare · Privacy
Independent attestation and compliance validation for administrative, physical, and technical safeguards — designed for organizations handling Protected Health Information (PHI) in the healthcare ecosystem.
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Data protection · EU
Independent compliance validation for data protection by design and default, emphasizing data subject rights and lawful processing — designed for organizations handling EU citizens' personal data.
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Privacy governance
Generally Accepted Privacy Principles support for organizations building disciplined privacy governance and assurance programs.
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Federal · Government
Readiness and attestation support aligned to federal contracting and compliance requirements including FedRAMP, NIST SP 800-53, NIST SP 800-171 / CMMC, CJIS Security Policy, ITAR / EAR.
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Management systems · Certification
Certification readiness and independent assessment support for the ISO management-system standards enterprise customers ask for most: information security, privacy, AI governance and quality.
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EU · Financial resilience
Readiness and independent assessment against the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, covering ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing and third-party risk.
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An independent CPA report on how your controls meet the AICPA Trust Services Criteria. You choose which criteria are in scope, and Security is always included.
Protection of systems and data against unauthorized access and other threats. Always part of a SOC 2 report.
Systems are available for operation and use as committed to customers.
System processing is complete, valid, accurate, timely and authorized.
Information designated as confidential is protected as committed or agreed.
Personal information is collected, used, retained and disclosed in line with your commitments.
For service organizations whose processing can affect their customers’ financial statements. Your customers and their auditors use the report for internal control over financial reporting (ICFR).
Whether controls are suitably designed to meet the stated control objectives as of a specified date.
Whether those controls also operated effectively across a review period, with tests and results described.
Reports follow AICPA attestation standards for reports on controls at a service organization relevant to user entities’ ICFR.
Organizations that process transactions, payroll or financial data that flows into their clients’ books.
Independent attestation and compliance validation for organizations that create, receive, maintain or transmit Protected Health Information (PHI).
Risk analysis, workforce policies and training, access management and incident response procedures.
Facility access controls, workstation use and security, and device and media handling.
Access control, audit logging, integrity controls and transmission security for systems that hold PHI.
Healthcare providers, health plans, digital health companies and the vendors that serve them.
Independent compliance validation for organizations that handle the personal data of people in the European Union.
A documented lawful basis, purpose limitation and data minimization for each processing activity.
Working processes to handle access, correction, erasure, portability and objection requests on time.
Privacy built into products and systems, supported by impact assessments where required.
Records of processing, processor agreements and breach response that you can evidence on request.
Generally Accepted Privacy Principles give your privacy programme a structured, auditable foundation. We assess how each of the ten principles is addressed.
Defined accountability, policies and procedures for privacy.
Clear communication of your privacy practices.
Choices offered and consent obtained where needed.
Personal information collected only for stated purposes.
Limits on use, defined retention and secure disposal.
Individuals can review and update their information.
Sharing governed by notice, consent and agreements.
Safeguards against unauthorized access and loss.
Information kept accurate, complete and relevant.
Ongoing compliance checks and a way to resolve complaints.
Readiness and attestation support aligned to the frameworks federal customers and prime contractors ask for.
A standardized security assessment approach for cloud services used by US federal agencies.
The control catalog used for federal information systems and organizations.
Protection of Controlled Unclassified Information, with CMMC for Department of Defense contractors.
Safeguards for criminal justice information handled by agencies and their service providers.
Controls over defense and dual-use items and technical data subject to US export rules.
One assurance partner for the ISO management-system standards customers, regulators and procurement teams ask for.
The international benchmark for managing information security risk. We review scope, risk treatment, your Statement of Applicability and control evidence to prepare you for certification.
Extends an ISMS with privacy-specific controls for organizations that process personally identifiable information, supporting GDPR-aligned privacy governance.
The first international management-system standard for AI. It covers AI governance, risk and impact assessment, and the responsible development and use of AI systems.
The widely adopted standard for consistent quality and continual improvement, covering process control, customer focus, documented information and internal audit.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) has applied since 17 January 2025 to financial entities and the ICT providers that serve them. Our readiness work follows its five pillars.
A documented framework to identify, protect against and recover from ICT risk.
Classification and timely reporting of major ICT-related incidents.
A programme of digital operational resilience testing, including advanced testing where required.
Oversight of ICT third-party providers, contractual provisions and exit strategies.
Arrangements for exchanging cyber threat information and intelligence.
Define the framework, organizational scope, systems, locations, reporting period, and stakeholder requirements.
Evidence review and control testing are organized around the requirements of the selected framework.
Where remediation is required, the team maps findings to practical next steps and readiness priorities.
Complete the independent engagement and formal attestation process for the agreed scope.
Receive the final engagement deliverables and a defensible assurance package for customers, partners, finance teams, and procurement.
Tell us which framework you need, your timeline and your requirements. Our team will respond with formal pricing and engagement guidance.