SOC 2 is a popular compliance framework used to evaluate and validate an organization’s information security practices. By getting a SOC 2 report, you’ll be able to develop a trusting relationship with your customers, unlock new revenue opportunities, and build a strong security posture. ‍ The process of getting your SOC 2 often takes significant time, effort, and resources.

We’re excited to share that Vanta now integrates with NinjaOne, a leading IT platform for endpoint management, security, and visibility. ‍ This integration offers a comprehensive solution for businesses striving to maintain high-security standards while ensuring compliance with regulations. ‍

Trust is a vital part of any growing business. A part of earning and keeping the trust of your customers is implementing the right security measures to protect their data and your systems from any breaches that could impact them. ‍ By aligning with industry-vetted security frameworks, you’ll be able to build a strong security posture that protects your systems and earns customer trust. There are many security frameworks that could be applied to your infrastructure.

This blog is part of a series about how to use Vanta and AWS to simplify your organization’s cloud security. To learn more about how to use Vanta and AWS, watch our Coffee and Compliance on-demand webinar. ‍ Amazon Web Services, or AWS, is one of the most popular cloud providers for organizations today — providing one of the most flexible and secure cloud environments available.

We recently rolled out new capabilities.

Today, we’re launching multiple customization improvements to Vanta’s automated test capabilities, previously announced at VantaCon in December. With Custom Tests, you now have the ability to adjust Vanta’s pre-built tests as well as create new tests from scratch with new logic. ‍ Custom Tests empower you to gather evidence across your systems and use Vanta’s automation to continuously monitor and alert you when items fall out of compliance.

As your organization grows the demands on the security team increase. Many of these new demands come from prospects and customers doing their due diligence about the security measures your business has in place. Your team is then left struggling to balance a growing number of security questionnaires and customer requests while managing your everyday responsibilities.