When Alex Honnold scaled El Capitan in Yosemite without any kind of rope, his assessment of the risk was pretty simple.

The greatest tennis player of all time, Serena Williams, once said, “everything comes at a cost. Just what are you willing to pay for it?”

One of the most famous lines from the Spider-Man mythos goes like this: “With great power comes great responsibility.”

Do you remember the children’s game Telephone? The one where we passed a message from the creator to an endpoint, relying on others within the game to get the message to the finish line completely intact?

Though cybercrime reportedly rose 600% due to the global pandemic we’re in, it’s been a steadily growing problem for years. As you may know, suffering a data breach means you also suffer extra mitigation costs, but more critically, you lose the trust of your customer. That’s something you absolutely need to avoid, and SOC for Cybersecurity–created to help organizations particularly worried about cyberattacks–can help you do that.

Imagine you’ve been asked to renovate two kitchens. At the end, each of your two customers want to have a fully functioning room so you roll up your sleeves.

We’ve provided all types of SOC services since the emergence of the brand back in 2011, and over the years, we’ve often received questions specifically about the difference between SOC 2 and SOC 3 reports. Whether or not you work with us on these services, you deserve to know which option is best for your organization and why.

Picture this: you’ve just finished a race.