SOC 2 and the AIC Kits
Analog Informatics Corporation (AIC) kits include an auditing package. Audit records and the Assessment Binder are built in. The same records can feed a compliance package the organization already uses, such as Competitors. A licensed service auditor issues the SOC 2 report. The kits run in a secure enclave, air-gapped or generally connected.

Trust Services Criteria
| Criteria | What the Kit Does |
|---|---|
| CC1 Control environment | Governance and oversight stay with the organization. The Assessment Binder stores the record. |
| CC2 Communication and information | Training and attestation records that people received and signed policy material. |
| CC3 Risk assessment | Current State Compliance records findings. Risk decisions stay with the organization. |
| CC4 Monitoring activities | Continuous configuration compliance monitoring and the Assessment Binder. |
| CC5 Control activities | Privileged access, least privilege, and approvals on kit paths. |
| CC6 Logical and physical access | Logical access through Privileged Identity Management, Privileged Access Management, and Privileged User Management. Physical access stays with the organization. |
| CC7 System operations | Audit, alerts, Incident Response, and continuous monitoring. |
| CC8 Change management | Configuration compliance records the approved baseline and findings. Change approval workflow is planned. |
| CC9 Risk mitigation | Vendor and business risk stay with the organization. Incident Response supports response. |
| A1 Availability | Capacity and recovery stay with the organization. High-availability database failover is available on customer-supplied hosts. |
| C1 Confidentiality | Validated cryptography and the document sharing vault on kit paths. |
| PI1 Processing integrity | Input validation and audit of privileged actions on kit paths. |
| P1 to P8 Privacy | Account correction and removal in the kit. Notice, consent, and request handling stay with the organization. |
Evidence feeds, partner tools, and migration help are on Partners and Migration.
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