Trust Services & Criteria

SOC Reporting
Assurance.

Independent verification of your system and organization controls. We provide the technical assurance your customers demand through AICPA-aligned SOC 1, 2, and 3 examinations.

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The Trust Portfolio

System & Organization Controls.

SOC 1.

Financial Reporting Controls

Focused on controls at a service organization relevant to user entities' internal control over financial reporting (ICFR). Critical for payroll, TPA, and financial SaaS providers.

  • • SSAE 18 Aligned
  • • Type I & Type II Reports
  • • ICFR Focused

SOC 2.

Security & Trust Criteria

Reporting on controls related to Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. The industry standard for technology and cloud service providers.

  • • Trust Services Criteria
  • • Technical Deep-Dive
  • • Operational Assurance

SOC 3.

General Use Report

A summary version of the SOC 2 report designed for public distribution. Ideal for marketing and providing high-level assurance to a broad audience without disclosing sensitive details.

  • • Public Consumption
  • • Seal of Assurance
  • • Market Credibility

Beyond the Checklist.

At DeccanBridge USA, we don't just "audit." We provide a technical examination that adds value to your organization. Our approach is grounded in a deep understanding of cloud architecture, cybersecurity, and financial systems.

Readiness Assessments

Gap analysis to identify control deficiencies before the formal examination period begins.

Type II Testing

Rigorous testing of operating effectiveness over a 6 to 12-month period to provide maximum assurance.

"A SOC report is more than a compliance requirement—it's a competitive advantage that demonstrates your commitment to security and operational excellence in the US market."

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Common questions

SOC reporting FAQ.

What are SOC reports and which do we need?
Independent attestations on a service organisation's controls — SOC 1 for controls relevant to customers' financial reporting, SOC 2 for security and trust criteria — increasingly mandatory to sell B2B services.
What is the difference between Type I and Type II?
Type I tests design at a point in time; Type II tests operating effectiveness over a period — customers and their auditors overwhelmingly expect Type II.
How do we get SOC-ready?
Gap assessment against the applicable criteria, control remediation, evidence-discipline implementation, then the attestation period — typically a two-to-three-quarter journey we manage end to end.

Earn customer trust with SOC.

Led by a named US engagement lead from our India delivery centres.

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