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A plain-English reference on SOC 2 for European vendors: who may issue the report, and what the penetration test is actually for.

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soc2pentest

soc2pentest.org is a free reference on SOC 2 for European vendors: what the report is, who is allowed to issue it, where the expectation of a penetration test really comes from, and how SOC 2 sits alongside ISO/IEC 27001 and the ISAE assurance standards.

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