SOC 2 Type II Audit
A CPA-firm audit proving controls operated effectively over 6–12 months. Buyers require Type II, not Type I, for proof of sustained effectiveness.
SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST are the independent validation frameworks enterprise healthcare buyers trust — and a current report removes sales friction.
A CPA-firm audit proving controls operated effectively over 6–12 months. Buyers require Type II, not Type I, for proof of sustained effectiveness.
Consolidates HIPAA, NIST, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS into one control set. The r2 tier is required by some health systems and payers for BA due diligence.
Five criteria: Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. Healthcare audits start with Security.
Identifies control gaps before the audit period. Remediation takes 3–6 months, so starting early avoids year-long delays.
Both frameworks require pentest results in the evidence package, and buyers also request them in procurement questionnaires.
SOC 2 renews annually; HITRUST r2 is valid two years with a year-one interim. Controls must keep operating between cycles.
From readiness assessment to audit-ready evidence — so when a customer asks for your SOC 2 report, the answer is ready.
SOC 2 or HITRUST replaces months of procurement back-and-forth.
Book a Free ConsultationMost digital health companies start with SOC 2 Type II, adding HITRUST when payer or health system deals demand it.
The five SOC 2 domains — Security (the baseline), Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy.
Three tiers — e1 self-assessment, i1 validated, and r2 independent testing that enterprise healthcare recognizes.
Enterprise SaaS and Canada need SOC 2 Type II; health systems accept either; payers and PBMs often require HITRUST r2.
SOC 2 prep runs 3–6 months with a 6–12 month audit window; HITRUST r2 runs longer and costlier.
Both require the same evidence — access logs, change management, incident response, and pen-test reports.
Controls must operate consistently between cycles — SOC 2 renews annually, HITRUST r2 every two years.
Compliance tooling, audit-evidence platforms and security infrastructure — selected to support SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST r2 audits.
We build toward SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST r2 from readiness through the audit period — so when a customer asks for a security report, it's ready.
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Start before an enterprise customer asks. Remediation takes 3–6 months and the audit period another 6–12, so beginning after the request means a year-plus delay.
No. SOC 2 evaluates AICPA Trust Services Criteria, which overlap with HIPAA but aren't identical. It streamlines BA due diligence but doesn't replace a HIPAA risk analysis.
SOC 2 Type II is widely accepted by Canadian healthcare organizations. HITRUST is U.S.-focused — relevant if you have U.S. operations, but rarely required by Canadian-only buyers.
e1 is a foundational self-assessment; i1 adds independent validation with a broader control set. r2 is the full independent testing tier health systems and payers require.