SOC 2 Audit Services in Greenwood Village

Scope drives price, so the real answer is a range until we understand your environment. The number of systems and entities in scope, the Trust Services Criteria your customers expect, and how much remediation stands between you and audit-ready all matter. What does not change is how we quote: a fixed fee before any work begins, with no hourly surprises. Run our pricing calculator for a realistic range or schedule a free scoping call for a firm number.

Financial-services procurement teams almost always expect a SOC 2 Type II, frequently with Confidentiality added to the baseline Security criteria, and they read the auditor's testing detail closely. One nuance worth knowing: if your service touches their financial reporting, retirement recordkeeping, fund administration, payroll, their auditors may ask for a SOC 1 as well. We build reports for exactly that audience and can scope both examinations together.

It depends on your starting posture. With controls already in place, a Type I runs approximately one to two months from kickoff to report. First-time teams usually add a 4 to 8 week readiness phase before that. A Type II covers an examination period of typically 6 to 12 months; you receive a draft within two weeks of fieldwork completion and the final report within five to seven weeks of period end. Our audit process page maps the full timeline.

Type I evaluates whether your controls are suitably designed at a point in time. Type II tests whether they operated effectively over an examination period of typically 6 to 12 months. Which report satisfies a deal depends on the buyer: some procurement teams will take a Type I with a Type II on the calendar, while banks and insurers generally will not. Ask your buyer which they need before committing to a timeline; it changes the plan by months. Learn more about our SOC 2 services →

Increasingly, yes. MSPs hold privileged access to dozens or hundreds of client environments, which makes them a favorite target and a growing focus of vendor-risk programs. A SOC 2 Report has become the standard way MSPs and the vendors selling through the channel answer those concerns before they cost a deal. Our interactive SOC 2 checklist is a quick way to see how close you already are.

Yes. We test through Vanta, Drata, Secureframe, TrustCloud, and comparable platforms every week. The platform gathers your evidence; we independently test it under AICPA standards and issue our own opinion. It usually makes fieldwork faster for your team. See how we use technology in our audits →

Yes. We are headquartered in Westminster, about half an hour up I-25, and we regularly meet clients at their offices. Scoping sessions, walkthroughs, and closing meetings can all happen at your office off Belleview, Orchard, or Arapahoe Road, or fully remote if you prefer.

Yes. We map your SOC 2 control environment to NIST CSF and SOX ITGC within a single engagement, with ISO 27001 mapping on our roadmap. One evidence cycle, several frameworks answered. How much overlap you get depends on your control set, which is part of what we work out in scoping.

Five categories make up the menu: Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. Security is required every time; it is the part of the report your customers' vendor-risk teams read first. The optional four track your contractual commitments: Availability (uptime and recovery), Processing Integrity (complete, accurate processing), Confidentiality (sensitive business data), and Privacy (personal information). Security-only is the most common first scope, Confidentiality the most common addition, then Availability, especially for SaaS. Read our breakdown of all five categories.