SOC 2 Compliance Automation with CyberSilo CSA

Compliance Standards Automation (CSA) gives security and GRC teams a living SOC 2 evidence map: Trust Services Criteria status, Common Criteria control owners, policy versions, and CC7-oriented proof via ThreatHawk.

Boundary: CSA does not issue a SOC 2 report or certificate. A licensed CPA firm performs the attestation. CSA organises the evidence that fieldwork and customer diligence demand.

TSC Evidence Map

Area

What CSA tracks

Security (CC1–CC9)

Control status, owners, linked artefacts

Optional TSC

Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, Privacy when in scope

Policies

Versions and acknowledgement metadata

Type II period

Evidence freshness across the observation window

CC7 monitoring

ThreatHawk alert and incident links

What ThreatHawk Adds

Continuous logging for system-operations evidence
Investigation timelines that support incident narratives
Exports auditors can sample across the Type II period

Who It Is For

SaaS teams tired of screenshot archaeology
MSSPs and service providers managing client SOC 2 evidence
Companies reusing controls across SOC 2 and ISO 27001

Automate SOC 2 Evidence Without Losing the TSC

See how CSA maps your stack to Security CC1–CC9 with operational SIEM proof.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does CSA certify SOC 2?

No. A licensed CPA firm issues the SOC 2 report. CSA organises evidence.

Can CSA replace our auditor?

No. Keep attestation independent. CSA prepares you for fieldwork.

Is ThreatHawk required?

CC7-style monitoring needs operational evidence. ThreatHawk is CyberSilo’s SIEM path; equivalent telemetry can be linked.

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