SOC 2 Compliance Essential Training

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AJ Yawn

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01 - Introduction

01 - SOC 2 compliance.mp4

01:25

02 - 1. SOC 2 Overview

01 - Key SOC 2 terms to know.mp4

02:52

02 - Why do companies pursue SOC 2.mp4

02:45

03 - How are SOC 2 reports distributed.mp4

01:51

03 - 2. SOC 2 Report Types

01 - SOC 3 101 and use cases.mp4

01:28

02 - SOC 2+ reports and use cases.mp4

02:21

03 - The basics of SOC 2 Type 1.mp4

02:57

04 - Understanding SOC 2 Type 2.mp4

03:34

04 - 3. Sections of a SOC 2 Report

01 - Section one Independent service auditor's report.mp4

03:08

02 - Section two Management's assertion.mp4

01:48

03 - Section three System description.mp4

05:27

04 - Section four Trust Services Criteria and related controls.mp4

02:09

05 - Section five Information not covered in auditor's report.mp4

02:16

05 - 4. Trust Services Categories (TSCs)

01 - SOC 2 Trust Services Categories scoping.mp4

03:04

02 - The security TSC.mp4

01:50

03 - The availability TSC.mp4

01:54

04 - The confidentiality TSC.mp4

02:03

05 - The processing integrity TSC.mp4

02:48

06 - The privacy TSC.mp4

02:56

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:26

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Imagine you're running a successful, fast-growing software company. Your dream customer comes along with the contract that will set your company up for long-term success. But there's something holding up the deal: They want to ensure your application is secure and they want a third party to validate that. This is where SOC 2 comes in. SOC 2 is a compliance framework that helps companies build trust with customers, investors, and prospects, and unlock growth in new markets and verticals through third-party audits. In this course, instructor AJ Yawn helps individuals in any role understand the core concepts of the SOC 2 framework and how companies use this compliance report to build trust with their customers. AJ details the sometimes-confusing and overwhelming documentation, covers what to look for in each section of the report, and how to read SOC 2 reports. He also explains how auditors perform assessments during a SOC 2 examination and what to expect when being audited.

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Hi there, thanks for visiting my page. I am the Founder and CEO of ByteChek, SANS Institute Instructor, LinkedIn Learning Instructor and advisor to countless startups. For the past decade, I have worked in the cybersecurity industry, the last few years working as a consultant sitting in conference rooms performing cybersecurity compliance assessments for startups, mid-size companies, and fortune 100 companies. Over these past few years I realized two things: Compliance sucks and I was complicit in making it suck. I launched ByteChek to Make Compliance Suck Less. Prior to ByteChek, I spent time in the U.S. Army and at a national cybersecurity firm. Here is a little bit about who I am: -I believe that Black Lives Matter. -I believe that your mental health is the most important thing in your life and should be protected at all costs. No amount of success is worth sacrificing your mental health. - I believe that the only way to fill the cybersecurity skills gap is by training and hiring more minorities and women -My most important job title is "Dad" - I have two amazing little ones (a 6 and 4-year-old) - I was a member of the Florida State University Basketball team from 2009-2011 and participated in back to back trips to the NCAA Tournament. - I am from Oceanside, California, and grew up on Camp Pendleton when my father served in the United States Marines - I am one of 9 siblings

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