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What are some of the most common SOC 2 audit exceptions the our teams have encountered?
SOC 2 (Type 2) report exceptions are when a service organization fails to effectively operate its control as designed. From my experience, the top ten most common exceptions I have seen in the field are:
Both our Third Party Risk Management and SOC practices see these exceptions most often when service organizations are going for their first SOC report, switching audit firms, or migrating to new systems/infrastructure.
Are these exceptions similar to your experiences, or are there others you are running into not on the list?
Schneider Downs employs a unique approach to SOC reports, integrating the expertise of information technology, internal audit and external audit professionals. By combining cross-disciplinary knowledge and project management expertise, we are able to effectively deliver on our clients' expectations.
If you are interested in learning how we can assist your organization, please contact us to get started and learn more about our practice at www.schneiderdowns.com/soc.
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