By geography

The evidence US buyers expect

SOC 2, HIPAA and the attestations American procurement asks for

Whether you are a US company buying the work or a team anywhere selling into the US market, the asks are the same: SOC 2 from a licensed firm, HIPAA where health data flows, and answers your buyer's security team accepts the first time.


The regulatory picture

What buyers and regulators here ask for

SOC 2 leads almost every US conversation; the rest depend on your sector and where else you sell. One control set covers the lot.


How we deliver here

The practical details

Time zones, presence, contracting and where the work actually happens.

Coverage on US hours

Standing calls, reviews and audit sessions are scheduled inside your business hours. The delivery model is built around US time-zone overlap, not around asking you to take 6 a.m. calls.

A licensed CPA firm signs the opinion

SecComply runs the readiness work and manages the audit end to end; the SOC 2 opinion itself is issued by a licensed CPA firm. One accountable partner, and a report your buyers accept.

Contracting, stated up front

Contracting entity, invoicing currency and payment terms are agreed during scoping and put in writing before work starts — not discovered on the procurement call.


How the engagement works

What actually happens

The same four beats every time, scoped to how this market buys.

Scope by your buyers

We start from who is asking — an enterprise security review, a healthcare integration, a card-data assessment — and scope to the evidence they will actually check.

Build once, map many

A single control set crosswalked to SOC 2, HIPAA and NIST CSF, so the second framework is a mapping exercise rather than a second programme.

Evidence continuously

Controls produce evidence as they run, which is what makes a Type II observation window uneventful.

Carry the audit

We prepare you, manage the CPA firm's fieldwork and answer findings — you attend the sessions that need you and skip the ones that do not.


Proof

Track record

Across every engagement we have run, in every region.

0+

Companies Secured

Zero

Failed Audits

4-8

Weeks to Compliance

0+

Team Certifications


What you walk away with

The artefacts

Everything below is a thing you own at the end, not a promise about the process.

  • SOC 2 Type I or Type II report issued by a licensed CPA firm
  • One control set crosswalked to SOC 2, HIPAA and NIST CSF
  • HIPAA safeguards documentation and business associate agreement support
  • Penetration test and retest reports your buyers accept
  • Policies and procedures your team actually operates
  • A reusable answer set for US enterprise security questionnaires
  • Evidence and audit artefacts you own, in your own systems

Related

Where to go next

The problems companies in this market usually arrive with, and the services behind them.


Questions

What people ask in this market

A licensed CPA firm issues the opinion — that is a legal requirement, and any vendor claiming otherwise is worth questioning. SecComply runs readiness, builds the evidence and manages the audit; the CPA firm examines and signs.
Yes. Standing meetings, reviews and audit sessions are scheduled inside your business hours; the delivery team is structured for US time-zone overlap.
Both are agreed during scoping and stated in the proposal — entity, currency and payment terms in writing before work starts, so there are no surprises at procurement.
Yes — much of our US-framework work is for companies elsewhere selling into the US market. The frameworks and the audit model are the same; only the time zones move.

Ready when your buyer asks.

Tell us who is asking and for what. We will map the shortest path to the report — and state the commercial terms before you commit.