SOC 2 compliance is essential for maintaining your cybersecurity and building customer trust, but it often feels like a roadblock to fast-paced development. Many engineering teams resist compliance efforts due to added workload and perceived inefficiencies, but...

SOC 2 compliance protects data confidentiality, integrity, and availability. But explaining how it works or why it matters to non-technical business leaders can be tricky. The security framework itself is complex. And the jargon involved can sound like a foreign...

Compliance for SaaS companies is crucial. Especially when dealing with government contracts and sensitive data. A key framework in this area is the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). This article gives an overview of CMMC 2.0 requirements. It offers...

In a world where cyber threats lurk around every digital corner, cybersecurity isn’t optional—it’s essential. For startups and small businesses, a single breach can mean game over: lost customers, a ruined reputation, or even bankruptcy. With limited resources and...

SaaS companies see AI as a chance to improve user experiences and operations. But, as AI adoption accelerates, it brings unique risks that can compromise security, privacy, and trust—key pillars for SaaS success. Here’s how SaaS companies can implement effective AI...

What does SOC 2 stand for? System and Organization Controls 2, more commonly referred to as SOC 2, was developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) as a cybersecurity framework designed to help service organizations securely manage...

The right government contract can transform your business. But if you plan to work with the Department of Defense, you’ll first need to earn CMMC certification. This proves you have the cybersecurity chops necessary to protect the DoD’s most sensitive materials. To...

It's the question many businesses and contractors want answered — is CMMC required now? This is critical information for any entity who works with or is pursuing work for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). Currently, CMMC, or the Cybersecurity Maturity Model...

The federal government estimates that American businesses spend $300 billion annually to meet compliance obligations. The complex legislation driving these costs can make following the law feel like a full-time job. That’s why some businesses are turning to...

Also known as "pentesting," penetration testing is an authorized simulation that tests your network's ability to thwart attacks, and it's a key element of effective cybersecurity for many organizations. When working to strengthen your company's online security,...

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce says small businesses spend 200 hours and $11,700 per employee on compliance each year — a massive expense for a non-core business activity. It’s one reason why compliance often gets neglected. Companies also ignore compliance out of a...

Earning an ISO 27001 certification helps your software-as-a-service business stand out. In today’s world of data privacy concerns, it’s a way to show clients you take their security as seriously as they do. But like most forms of compliance for SaaS, ISO 27001...