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A CEO on a mission to guide companies through the ever-changing world of technology.

The word "compliance" might make startup founders shudder as they think of onerous, time-consuming processes, but it doesn't have to be that way.

A System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2) report shows how compliance can continuously improve an organization and add value.

During the audit process, we might identify gaps or control exceptions, but our role encompasses much more than that. 

There is nuance to this question, and other well-meaning and very smart people that I respect might give a different answer. But within the volumes of literature that set the standards, the true answer is this: There are absolutely no control requirements for SOC 2 reports.

Jemurai shares their ideas and research to present a balanced view on the security implications of using ChatGPT

Jemurai talks about the good, bad, and ugly they see around cybersecurity audits.

Echelon Risk + Cyber, in this article, breaks down everything you need to know about the ISO 27001: 2022 updates.