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Perform a GapAnalysis. A gapanalysis gives you a high-level summary of what needs to be done to attain certification and allows you to examine and compare your organization’s current information security arrangements to the ISO 27001 standards. Evaluating risks. Identifying possible threats.
Perform a SOC 2 GapAnalysis. Once you’ve completed your audit preparation, you should perform a gapanalysis. While performing your SOC 2 gapanalysis, you must select an audit firm to conduct your SOC 2. SOC 2 reports can uncover information that can help you operate more efficiently and securely.
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