Compass IT Compliance Blog

SOC 2 vs. C5 Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide

C5 vs SOC 2

As organizations increasingly rely on technology to manage sensitive information, compliance with industry standards becomes paramount. Two prominent frameworks that help organizations demonstrate their commitment to security and privacy are SOC 2 and C5. While both aim to establish t …

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The Value of Penetration Testing in SOC 2 Audits

SOC 2 Penetration Testing

Where data breaches and cyber threats have become increasingly common, organizations adopt robust security measures to protect their sensitive information. For businesses seeking SOC 2 compliance, penetration testing (pen testing) serves as an invaluable tool in assessing and enhancin …

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Will SOC 2 Replace ISO 27001 in Europe?

Europe Map

As organizations in Europe increasingly prioritize data security and compliance, the question of which standards to adopt becomes critical. Among these standards, System and Organization Controls (SOC 2) and International Organization for Standardization 27001 (ISO 27001) stand out as …

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New York Implements Stricter Hospital Cybersecurity Regulations

New Hospital Cybersecurity Regulations

On October 2, 2024, New York State implemented groundbreaking cybersecurity regulations specifically targeting the state’s general hospitals. These regulations are a significant step forward in safeguarding sensitive patient data and healthcare operations, marking a notable shift in h …

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HECVAT vs. SOC 2: Find Out the Difference

HECVAT vs SOC 2

Organizations today, particularly those handling sensitive data or offering IT services, must respond to mounting calls for transparency on security and compliance procedures. Two such frameworks that fulfill this need are the Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit (HECV …

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Does Fitbit App Collect Sensitive Data? Exploring Privacy Questions

Fitbit

Wearable technology like Fitbit has become a key tool for people looking to monitor and improve their health. However, as these devices collect and store significant amounts of health data, it’s natural for users to have concerns about privacy, security, and how their information is h …

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