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Put Your Security Credentials on Your Website
You've invested in security. Now let the world see it. A SOC 3 report turns your SOC 2 engagement into a publicly shareable seal of trust — for your website, your pitch deck, and every prospect who Googles you before the first call.
What Is a SOC 3 Report?
A SOC 3 report is a publicly distributable trust report based on the same AICPA Trust Services Criteria as SOC 2 — security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. Unlike the restricted-use SOC 2 report, a SOC 3 report is designed for general use and can be freely shared on your website, in marketing materials, and with any stakeholder, making it the primary vehicle for demonstrating your security posture to a broad audience.
While SOC 2 reports contain detailed control descriptions and test results intended for a limited audience under NDA, a SOC 3 report provides a summary-level assurance opinion without disclosing sensitive control details — giving stakeholders confidence in your security practices while keeping proprietary information protected.
Auditsuisse issues SOC 3 reports as a US CPA firm enrolled in AICPA peer review. Most clients pursue SOC 2 and SOC 3 together — the same engagement produces both reports, giving you restricted-use detail for enterprise buyers and a public-facing seal of trust for everyone else.
What's Included
Comprehensive SOC 3 Engagement
Readiness Assessment
Pre-audit gap analysis to identify control deficiencies and remediation priorities before the formal examination begins.
TSC Evaluation
Rigorous evaluation of your controls against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria — the same standards underlying SOC 2 reports.
Report Generation
A general-use SOC 3 report with our CPA firm's opinion, suitable for unrestricted distribution to any audience.
SOC 2 + SOC 3 Bundling
A single engagement produces both your restricted-use SOC 2 report and your public SOC 3 report — maximizing value from one audit.
Trust Seal Guidance
Advice on displaying the SOC 3 trust seal on your website and marketing materials in accordance with AICPA guidelines.
Ongoing Compliance
Continuous monitoring guidance and renewal planning to keep your SOC 3 report current and your trust seal valid year-round.
Our Process
From Assessment to Publication
Discovery
We map your systems, identify in-scope services, and define the Trust Services Categories for your SOC 3 report.
Assessment
Thorough evaluation of your controls through testing, evidence collection, and walkthroughs with your team.
Reporting
We produce both the detailed SOC 2 report and the general-use SOC 3 report from a single coordinated engagement.
Publication
Your SOC 3 report and trust seal are ready for your website, marketing materials, and stakeholder communications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SOC 3 report?
A SOC 3 report is a publicly distributable summary of a SOC 2 audit. While a SOC 2 report is restricted-use and typically shared under NDA, a SOC 3 report can be freely distributed, posted on your website, or used in marketing materials. It provides a seal of assurance without disclosing detailed control descriptions or test results.
How is SOC 3 different from SOC 2?
Both SOC 2 and SOC 3 are based on the same Trust Services Criteria and the same audit procedures. The key difference is in distribution: SOC 2 reports are restricted-use documents shared with specific stakeholders, while SOC 3 reports are general-use and can be shared publicly. SOC 3 reports do not contain the detailed control descriptions found in SOC 2 reports.
Can I get a SOC 3 report without a SOC 2 audit?
No — a SOC 3 report is derived from a SOC 2 Type II audit. The same audit engagement produces both reports. Many organizations choose to obtain both simultaneously: the SOC 2 report for detailed stakeholder assurance and the SOC 3 report for public-facing trust signals and marketing purposes.
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