Why SOC 2 readiness matters
SOC 2 readiness is not only about publishing a policy. It requires organisations to define controls, assign ownership, retain evidence and review how those controls operate.
A strong readiness approach should include data inventory, lawful basis assessment, privacy notices, consent records, processor oversight, breach response and evidence management.
Evidence is critical
Regulatory readiness depends on evidence. Organisations should keep records showing that privacy controls are implemented, reviewed and maintained.
Useful records include data maps, rights request logs, breach registers, DPIA records, vendor assessments, training records and policy approvals.
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