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SOC II Type II Implementation And Certification
DigiFortex helps in SOC II Type II Implementation and Certification globally. SOC II Type II is the System and Organization Controls (SOC2) is a framework for data protection where organisations should protect data from various vulnerabilities. AICPA (The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) have developed the framework around 5 trust principles namely- Security, Availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy. SOC2 is curated specifically for SaaS companies to meet the highest standard of data security.
What Is SOC II Type II?
A framework curated by AICPA, SOC 2 is based on 5 Trust Service Principles
Security: Security is a fundamental infosec criteria. Security is about the measures taken to prevent unauthorised access to systems, which includes firewalls etc. It also looks out for the overall information and cyber security policies and procedures which protect the organizations systems and data from unauthorised access, destruction and modification. Service providers must have appropriate controls in place to safeguard the system.
Availability: Availability is to ensure the system is available for operation as agreed upon by the customer. Organisation should have appropriate controls to ensure availability and minimize service disruptions which includes backup, recovery procedures and disaster recovery plan.
Processing Integrity: The processing integrity principle requires service providers to ensure that the system processes data accurately, entirely and on time. Organisations should have the necessary controls to ensure data is processed accurately.
Confidentiality: Confidentiality The Confidentiality criteria looks at the protection of confidential information against unauthorised disclosure or removal. This involves identification and classification of data and applying appropriate measures based on the classification.
Privacy: The Privacy criteria, which addresses the collection, use, retention, disposal and disclosure of personal information, is based on aligning organisational operations with privacy principles and relevant legal requirements.

