Digital Trust & Compliance Resources

AI adoption does not wait for your internal governance committee to act. Employees can begin entering client information, financial data, contracts, or internal documents into AI tools long before leadership establishes an approved AI use policy. At that point, “shadow AI” becomes more than a technology concern—it becomes a data-governance and internal-control risk for your company. Blocking every AI tool is rarely the right solution. A practical AI governance program should

"ISO 42001 certified, or on a documented roadmap." That line is now showing up in Fortune 500 vendor questionnaires — sometimes beside the SOC 2 question, sometimes replacing it for anything that touches AI. A year ago, the first certifiable AI management standard (ISO/IEC 42001) was a curiosity most security teams hadn't read. In 2026 it's becoming a procurement gate — the same arc ISO 27001 and SOC 2 each walked before it. Buyers want proof that the AI in your product is go

Prepare with Confidence. Comply with Clarity. If you’re pursuing a new SOC report, the fastest path to a clean audit report opinion is...

Introduction As Software as a Service (SaaS) companies continue to process and store more sensitive customer data, obtaining an...

SOC Audit Report Variations, Type 1 vs Type 2 A SOC 1 or a SOC 2 report can be issued in two different types. The type of report...

SOC Audit Reports At A Glance SOC reports help organizations demonstrate their commitment to internal controls, related to the design...