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SOC 2 Type II for startups, ~$6.1k a year all in. We build the controls, pentest your app every month, and an independent US AICPA CPA signs the report your buyers ask for.

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Blog 2 months ago
SOC 2 compliance software with penetration testing included
Which platforms include a penetration test with SOC 2 compliance? Almost none of them do. Vanta, Drata and Secureframe automate the compliance program and refer the penetration test to a partner firm, so the standard SOC 2 purchase is three separate vendo
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Which frameworks require a third-party penetration test?
Which frameworks require a third-party penetration test? Three do: FedRAMP, the CSA Cloud Controls Matrix, and DORA. PCI DSS and NYDFS require a penetration test but explicitly accept an internal tester. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 require no penetration test at
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Blog 2 months ago
SOC 2 audit cost in 2026: every line item, priced
How much does a SOC 2 audit cost? A SOC 2 Type 2 examination costs $7,000 to $50,000 in 2026 from a traditional CPA firm, and the whole first-year program runs $15,000 to $60,000 once the platform and the penetration test are counted. Most of that spread
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Does ISO 27001 require penetration testing?
Does ISO 27001 require penetration testing? No. Nothing in ISO/IEC 27001:2022 names penetration testing, in Annex A or anywhere else. But two controls, A.8.8 and A.8.29, require you to find technical vulnerabilities and to test security, and a penetration
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Blog 2 months ago
SOC 2 compliance: what it is, what it costs, how long it takes
SOC 2 compliance: what it is, what it costs, how long it takes There is no such thing as being SOC 2 certified. SOC 2 produces a report in which a licensed CPA firm gives an opinion on your controls. No software vendor can grant it, including us. What a p
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CVE-2026-73649: a critical RCE in velocity.js we reported (CVSS 9.8)
CVE-2026-73649: a critical RCE we found in velocity.js We reported a critical remote code execution bug in velocity.js, CVSS 9.8, now tracked as CVE-2026-73649, fixed in 2.1.7. A template can read $x.constructor.constructor to reach JavaScript's Function
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Blog 2 months ago
A cookie-leak bug we reported in tough-cookie (half a billion downloads a month)
A cookie-leak bug we reported in tough-cookie We reported a cookie-leak bug in tough-cookie, a library pulled about half a billion times a month: a URL-parsing quirk let cookies scoped to victim.com leak to an attacker's host. We scored it 7.6 (High). The
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A disabled key-size check in Tor's arti: the !x == y bug we reported
A disabled key-size check we found in Tor's arti We reported a security-check bug in Tor's arti: a misplaced ! disabled an RSA key-size check, so any key size passed a test meant to allow only 1024-bit keys. Tor rated it low severity and fixed it in merge
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PCI DSS penetration testing requirements: 11.4 explained
What does PCI DSS require for penetration testing? Unlike SOC 2 or ISO 27001, PCI DSS flatly requires a penetration test. Requirement 11.4 mandates internal and external tests every 12 months and after significant changes, a retest to verify fixes, and se
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The Function constructor escapes safe eval: an RCE we fixed in JSONPath-Plus
A Function-constructor escape we fixed in JSONPath-Plus We reported and fixed a remote code execution escape in JSONPath-Plus, a library pulled 12 million times a week: its "safe" eval still handed back the Function constructor through a property read, so
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