Building Trust: SOC 2 Compliance and Managing Third-Party Risks ON DEMAND

Overview

Managing the risks of cyberattacks has become more difficult as companies rely on a growing number of third-party vendors for services like cloud computing and software development. SOC 2, a compliance standard developed by the AICPA, helps ensure that companies protect their clients’ data securely. Audrey Katcher is a partner in Rubin Brown’s Business Advisory Group, overseeing the group’s Information Technology Risk Services. She offers her expertise in third-party assurance and SOC reports, helping companies understand and manage technology risks for the benefit of their clients and their businesses.

Highlights

GAAP compliance. Financial disclosure requirements. PCAOB standards.

Prerequisites

None.

Designed For

CPAs and auditors.

Objectives

Recognize the current environmental changes and threats in the third-party trust arena, including increased cyber-attacks, outages, and the growing use of AI by threat actors Identify ways to leverage SOC reports to improve internal control over financial reporting Recognize differences between SOC 1, SOC 2 & SOC for cybersecurity reports and how they complement each other Identify how to develop and enforce strong governance over third-party risk management

Preparation

None.

Notice

None.