SOC 2 · Early access
Prove your SOC 2 controls — evidence your auditor checks themselves.
Enterprise buyers want your SOC 2 report. Your auditor wants evidence. ZTZK turns your controls into signed results your auditor verifies on their own — across the whole audit period, not a sample of it.
The basics
SOC 2, explained.
For teams whose next enterprise deal is waiting on a SOC 2 report.
SOC 2 is an attestation report, issued by an independent CPA firm, on how a service organization protects customer data. It’s built on the AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria: security, plus optional availability, confidentiality, processing integrity and privacy.
Enterprise buyers ask for it before they trust a vendor with their data. A Type I report looks at how controls are designed at a point in time; a Type II report tests whether they operated over a period, usually several months.
ZTZK turns 37 SOC 2 controls into checkable rules, runs them continuously against your code and connected tools, and signs every result — so your auditor verifies the whole period instead of sampling it.
Outcomes
What ZTZK proves for SOC 2.
The whole period, not a sample
A report that covers a period of time needs proof that controls operated throughout it. ZTZK checks continuously, so every day of the period has a signed result.
Checked where it’s built
Access, change management and logging controls are checked where they are implemented — in your code, your CI pipeline and your infrastructure config.
Evidence that counts twice
One piece of evidence can satisfy controls in several frameworks. Add HIPAA or ISO 27001 later and the SOC 2 work already counts.
Scope
What’s in scope
ZTZK covers the Security Common Criteria that every SOC 2 report includes, plus the Privacy criteria for teams that handle personal information.
- Common Criteria · CC1–CC9
- Control environment, communication, risk assessment, monitoring, control activities, logical and physical access, system operations, change management and risk mitigation.
- Privacy · P1–P8
- Notice, consent, collection, use and retention, access, disclosure, data quality, and monitoring of personal information.
How it runs
SOC 2, step by step.
- Step 01
Connect
Point ZTZK at your repositories, CI and connected tools. Each control maps to the systems that satisfy it.
- Step 02
Run the period
Checks run on every change and on a schedule, building a signed record across your audit period.
- Step 03
Hand over the pack
At fieldwork, your auditor receives an audit pack and verifies each result themselves.
Already using a compliance platform?
Keep it. Add proof.
ZTZK works alongside the platform you already use. Your current tool keeps collecting; ZTZK signs the results into a ledger your auditor can verify on their own — so the evidence holds up whichever dashboard you look at.
FAQ
SOC 2 questions, answered
Does ZTZK replace our SOC 2 auditor?
No. A licensed CPA firm still performs the examination and issues your SOC 2 report. ZTZK gives them signed evidence they can verify on their own, instead of attestations they have to take on faith.
We already use a compliance automation platform. Does ZTZK still help?
Yes. ZTZK runs alongside your existing platform and adds what it can’t: evidence that is signed, tamper-evident and independently verifiable by your auditor.
How does ZTZK handle a report that covers a period of time?
Checks run continuously, so each control has signed results for the entire period — not a set of samples pulled together before fieldwork.
Can we share proof with customers, not just our auditor?
Yes. The same proofs your auditor verifies can go to a customer’s security team, who can check them without access to your systems or to ZTZK.
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