Compass IT Compliance Blog

Why Year-End is the Perfect Time for Your SOC 2 Audit

SOC 2 Audit New Year's

Conducting SOC 2 audits at year-end has strategic advantages, especially for companies looking to showcase a strong commitment to data security. For organizations, focusing on year-end audits can serve as a powerful differentiator. Here are five compelling reasons why year-end is a pe …

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Here's Why Your Car Dealership Needs Cybersecurity

Car Dealership Cybersecurity

In previous blogs, we’ve explored TISAX and the cybersecurity challenges facing the automotive supply chain. However, there’s another critical area in the automotive sector increasingly targeted by cybercriminals: auto dealerships. As the backbone of vehicle sales and services, dealer …

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What Is a SOC 1 Audit? A Guide to the Report

SOC 1 Reports

When it comes to demonstrating trust and reliability to clients, few tools are as powerful as a SOC 1 report. These reports play a pivotal role in showcasing an organization’s commitment to safeguarding financial data and maintaining robust internal controls.

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What Is a C3PAO in CMMC?

CMMC C3PAO

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, organizations that work with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) must adhere to stringent security standards to protect sensitive information. A critical component of achieving compliance with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) i …

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Season of Giving or Taking? Protect Yourself from Holiday Scams

Holiday Shopping Scams

The holiday season is a time for joy, connection, and generosity. Families gather to celebrate, communities embrace the spirit of giving, and stores offer enticing sales to meet the demands of holiday shoppers. Unfortunately, the same excitement and busyness that make the season speci …

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The Importance of SOC 1 Reports in 401(k) Audits

SOC 1 Report 401(k)

401(k) plan administrators manage crucial financial transactions, including contributions, distributions, loans, and account reconciliations. Errors or fraud in these activities can have significant financial implications for plan sponsors (employers) and participants (employees). A S …

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