An ISO pre-audit helps organizations identify potential gaps before the formal certification audit. Learn how pre-audits support readiness for ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and ISO 42001 certification.
Already have a SOC 2 Type 2? Learn whether adding a SOC 3 is worth it, how it supports public security assurance, sales, marketing, and trust centers, and when you may not need one.
AARC-360 uses Fieldguide audit software to create a more organized, transparent, and efficient audit experience. Learn how centralized evidence gathering, clearer communication, and streamlined follow-up help improve the client experience from planning through completion.
AI is transforming penetration testing and the threat landscape. Discover how AARC-360 uses AI for reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, tooling, and realistic attack simulations—and how threat actors use AI for malware, phishing, and stealthier operations.
The 2026 FedRAMP modernization changes cloud authorization terminology but does not eliminate FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency for DoD contractors handling CUI. Here’s what changed—and what didn’t.
The HIPAA Security Rule final rule may be delayed, but healthcare organizations shouldn’t wait. Learn what the delay means, why current HIPAA requirements still apply, and the practical steps to strengthen cybersecurity, improve governance, and prepare for evolving OCR expectations.
The FedRAMP Consolidated Rules for 2026 (CR26) represent one of the biggest changes to federal cloud compliance in years. Learn what the new rules mean for FedRAMP Certification, FedRAMP 20x, certification classes, continuous monitoring, automation, and how cloud service providers should prepare before mandatory adoption.
AI assurance is rapidly becoming a business necessity. Learn how HITRUST’s latest AI governance, security, and certification initiatives help organizations manage AI risk, strengthen compliance, and build lasting stakeholder trust.
AARC-360 recently earned a Pass rating in its AICPA Peer Review, reaffirming its commitment to audit quality and professional excellence. In this article, Jeff Sopshin discusses why independent peer review, strong quality control systems, and rigorous engagement standards remain essential for maintaining trust in SOC examinations and assurance services.
SOC 2 has become the de facto standard for demonstrating security, availability, and operational trust in today’s marketplace. For many service organizations, a SOC 2 report is now table stakes for building trust with customers, user auditors, and other key stakeholders while supporting business growth.