Can open source scanners produce evidence for a SOC 2 audit?
Scanner output can support a SOC 2 audit if you keep dated results, tickets and exceptions. What auditors tend to ask for and how to prepare.
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Scanner output can support a SOC 2 audit if you keep dated results, tickets and exceptions. What auditors tend to ask for and how to prepare.
Pipeline logs and scan results can serve as audit evidence if they are dated, complete, tamper resistant and mapped to a control. Here is how to prepare.
Under the Bank Service Company Act, services a bank has performed by contract can be examined as if the bank did them itself. What that means for vendors.
Yes. Apple and Google both hold you responsible for SDK behavior. What the rules say about data sharing, runtime code and inaccurate declarations.
No. A provider's audit covers the provider. Here is what you can reference, what you must cover yourself, and how to word it in a security review.
NIST does not certify CSF use or run a conformity program. Here is wording that is accurate: aligned, mapped, profiled, and what evidence supports it.
Yes, a license is declared per version, so an upgrade can change it. How to add a license check to fix pull requests and what to do when it changes.
NIST 800-53 CA-7 asks for a system level monitoring strategy with metrics, frequencies and reporting. Here is a practical set for a software team.
A plan of action and milestones records planned fixes for known weaknesses. Here is what NIST 800-53 CA-5 asks for and a field list for each entry.
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