Reading a SOC 2 report can seem complex at first, but it's essential for assessing the security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of a service provider's systems.

Organizations that handle customer data, like healthcare providers and IT vendors, must establish firm control over their systems and processes to comply with industry rules and safeguard customer information. This is where a SOC 2 audit comes in.

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SOC 2 is an internationally recognized standard, and it provides a framework for service providers to demonstrate their commitment to the Five Trust Service Principles (TSP) of SOC 2: Security, Availability. Processing integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. This blog post will explore the 5 TSP of SOC 2 compliance and how they apply to various industries.