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Thought Leadership
Perspectives on how assurance should work, written by practitioners who have sat on both sides of the audit table.
One piece of evidence, many frameworks: designing a unified control set without overclaiming
Unified control frameworks can remove a great deal of duplicated effort. They can also produce confident claims that collapse under an auditor’s first question. The difference lies in how you handle the parts of each framework that do not overlap.
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SOC 1 or SOC 2? Start with who reads the report
The choice between a SOC 1 and a SOC 2 report is usually framed as finance versus security. The more useful question is who will rely on the report, and for what decision. Get that right and scope, criteria and type follow.
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