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SOC 2 Compliance,
Managed All Year Round.

A signed report is a snapshot. Controls drift, evidence goes stale, and renewal dates sneak up. London Cert's compliance management service keeps your SOC 2 posture current between audits — so renewal is a formality, not a scramble.

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SOC 2 Type II Report Acme Corp · Managed by London Cert
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Control MonitoringAccess, logging & configs checked
Monthly
Evidence CollectionLogs & artifacts auto-gathered
Ongoing
Policy ReviewDocs updated as systems change
Quarterly
Drift AlertsFlagged the moment a control slips
Real-time
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Renewal AuditWalk in ready — no scramble
Annual
US Certified Body
In-House CPA Team
Monthly Control Checks
Real-Time Drift Alerts
AICPA Standard Reports

A SOC 2 Report Is a Snapshot. Your Systems Aren't.

This is where compliance quietly falls apart between audits.

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Controls Drift Without Anyone Noticing

Someone changes a permission, disables a log, or skips an offboarding step. Six months later, an evidence gap shows up mid-audit and there's no record of when — or why — it happened.

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Renewal Sneaks Up

The report expires in 12 months, but nobody owns tracking that clock. By the time someone remembers, there's a scramble to rebuild a year of evidence in a few weeks.

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Evidence Scattered Across Ten Tools

Logs live in one system, access reviews in a spreadsheet, policies in a shared drive nobody's updated since the last audit. Pulling it together each time costs weeks.

What Ongoing Management Actually Buys You

The report is the deliverable. Staying compliant in between is what protects it.

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Nothing Slips Unnoticed

Access changes, disabled logging, missed offboarding steps — caught within the month they happen, not discovered eight months later during renewal fieldwork.

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Renewal Is a Non-Event

Evidence is current the whole year, so your annual audit is a formality instead of a six-week fire drill. No last-minute log pulls, no scrambling for sign-offs.

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One Place for Everything

Policies, access reviews, vendor assessments, and audit evidence live in a single system your compliance manager keeps current — not scattered across five different tools.

The Cycle That Keeps You Audit-Ready

Not a one-time project — a repeating cycle our compliance manager runs on your behalf, year-round.

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Onboarding

Baseline & Connect

We map your current controls against the Trust Services Criteria and connect to the systems that generate evidence — access logs, ticketing, infrastructure.

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Monthly

Control Monitoring

We check that access, logging, and configuration controls are still operating as designed — and flag anything that's drifted before it becomes an audit finding.

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Ongoing

Evidence Collection

Logs, screenshots, and sign-offs are gathered and organized continuously, so nothing has to be reconstructed from memory at renewal time.

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Quarterly

Policy & Vendor Review

Policies get updated as your systems and vendors change, so what's on paper always matches what's actually running in production.

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Annual

Renewal Audit

Our in-house CPA runs the renewal audit against a year of clean, current evidence — a formality instead of a scramble.

What Does a SOC 2 Auditor Actually Do?

Not a paperwork exercise — an independent test of whether your controls hold up.

Our CPA's job is to independently verify that your systems, policies, and technical safeguards meet the Trust Services Criteria — security, and whichever of availability, confidentiality, processing integrity, or privacy apply to you. That means reviewing access logs, testing permission settings, checking monitoring tools, and confirming your written policies match what's actually happening in your systems.

Just as important, the auditor checks that controls are followed in practice, not just documented on paper. A policy that exists but isn't enforced won't pass. The output is an objective report you can hand to customers, investors, and regulators — and along the way, you get a clear list of what to shore up before it becomes a bigger problem.

Two Ways to Stay Compliant Between Audits

Both plans keep your evidence current. The difference is how much of the monitoring your team does versus ours.

Essentials

Self-Managed, With Guardrails

You run day-to-day monitoring on our platform and templates; we check in quarterly to review evidence and flag drift before it becomes a finding.

⏱ Quarterly check-ins
  • Evidence collection templates & checklist
  • Quarterly control review with our team
  • Policy library kept up to date
  • Renewal scheduling & reminders
  • Email support between reviews
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One Partner for Your Whole Compliance Roadmap

SOC 2 is usually the starting point. As your deals get bigger, the next framework is often already on someone's checklist — we cover it without adding a second vendor.

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SOC 2 Type II

Full attestation, AICPA-standard, in-house CPA

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SOC 2 Type I

Fast-track point-in-time report

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ISO 27001

Information security management

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HIPAA

Healthcare data compliance

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GDPR

EU & UK data privacy

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GRC

Governance, Risk & Compliance

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SOX

Sarbanes-Oxley controls

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ITGC

IT General Controls review

Managed Compliance vs. Doing It Yourself

Handling monitoring in-house is possible. Here's what it usually costs in time and risk compared to having us run it.

London Cert Managed Handled In-House
Who Tracks the Renewal Clock We do — automatic reminders & scheduling Whoever remembers, if anyone does
Control Drift Detection Monthly monitoring, flagged in real time Usually found during audit prep
Evidence Collection Continuous, organized as it's generated Reconstructed under deadline pressure
Policy Freshness Reviewed & updated quarterly Often untouched since the last audit
Renewal Audit Prep Weeks of prep already done 4–6 week scramble is typical
Dedicated Owner A named compliance manager Usually a part-time responsibility
Multi-Framework Tracking SOC 2 + ISO 27001 + HIPAA + GDPR in one view Separate spreadsheets per framework
Pricing Fixed monthly or quarterly fee Hidden cost of staff time & rework

Where SOC 2 Fits Among the Alternatives

If you're not sure which framework your buyers actually need, this is a fast way to check — and every option below is one we handle in-house.

Framework Best For London Cert Covers
SOC 2 Type II ⭐ SaaS, Cloud, IT Services ✓ Yes
SOC 2 Type I Startups, Fast deal unblocking ✓ Yes
ISO 27001 Global enterprises, EU companies ✓ Yes
HIPAA Healthcare data processors ✓ Yes
GDPR EU & UK data privacy ✓ Yes
GRC Governance & risk management ✓ Yes
SOX / ITGC Public companies, financial controls ✓ Yes
No Certification ✗ Blocked from deals

Questions We Get on Nearly Every Call

If something isn't covered here, it's a five-minute question to answer directly — just reach out.

How is this different from just getting an annual audit?
An annual audit only checks whether your controls held up over the past year — after the fact. Compliance management catches drift as it happens, throughout the year, so there are no surprises when the audit actually arrives. It's the difference between a fire alarm and a smoke detector.
Do I still need a separate audit if I sign up for management?
Yes — compliance management keeps your controls and evidence current between audits, but the annual attestation itself still requires an independent CPA review. The advantage is that with clean, current evidence already in place, that renewal audit is fast and uneventful instead of a multi-week scramble.
What's the difference between Essentials and Fully Managed?
Essentials gives your team the templates and a quarterly check-in to stay on track yourselves. Fully Managed puts a dedicated compliance manager on monthly monitoring, evidence collection, and policy upkeep, so your team only needs to review and approve. Most companies without a dedicated security hire choose Fully Managed.
How much does compliance management cost?
Pricing is a fixed monthly or quarterly fee based on which plan and how many frameworks you're tracking — no hourly billing. We'll size it to your systems after a short onboarding call, and it's often cheaper than the staff time most teams spend reconstructing evidence at renewal time anyway.
Which Trust Services Criteria should we include?
The Security criterion (CC) is mandatory for all SOC 2 reports. The remaining four — Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy — are optional and selected based on what your clients and contracts require. We guide you through this scoping decision during your free gap assessment so your report covers exactly what your prospects will ask for.
Can London Cert also help with ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, and GRC?
Yes — London Cert covers your full compliance roadmap. We offer SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, GRC, SOX, and ITGC under one roof. Many clients bundle frameworks to maximize shared controls and minimize audit fatigue. Ask about our multi-framework packages when you book your gap assessment.
What happens if a control fails a monthly check?
You get a specific, actionable alert — which control, which system, and what to fix — rather than a vague warning. Most drift is a five-minute fix (a permission that wasn't revoked, a log that got disabled) if it's caught the month it happens instead of discovered a year later.
Can this cover ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR too?
Yes — many of the underlying controls overlap, so we track SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR requirements in a single view rather than separate spreadsheets per framework. That means one monitoring cycle instead of duplicating the same evidence-gathering work four times over.
We already have a SOC 2 report — can you take over from here?
Yes, this is exactly what most clients use this service for. We review your existing report and current controls, plug into whatever monitoring gap exists, and take ownership of the cycle going forward — so the next renewal is the last one that catches you off guard.

Stop Rebuilding Your Compliance Evidence Every Year

Talk to a compliance manager. We'll review your current setup, show you where the gaps usually appear, and recommend the right plan — no obligation.

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