SOC 2 with AI-Specific Controls

SOC 2 + AI extends the traditional SOC 2 trust services criteria to address AI-specific risks. It covers security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy as they apply to AI systems, including model governance, bias monitoring, and AI transparency.

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Who Needs to Comply?

SaaS companies, AI vendors, and technology service providers that need to demonstrate trust and compliance to enterprise customers. Essential for B2B AI companies undergoing customer due diligence.

Key Dates & Timeline

AICPA's guidance on AI considerations in SOC examinations published 2024. SOC 2 with AI-specific controls gaining traction through 2024-2025. AICPA AI-related point of focus updates ongoing.

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What is SOC 2 + AI?

SOC 2 + AI refers to SOC 2 examinations that include additional criteria and controls specific to AI systems. It extends the five trust services criteria (security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, privacy) to cover AI-specific risks like model governance, bias, and transparency.

Do I need a separate SOC 2 audit for AI?

No. AI-specific controls are incorporated into your existing SOC 2 examination. Your auditor evaluates AI risks as part of the standard trust services criteria assessment, with additional focus areas for AI governance, model management, and ethical AI practices.

How does SOC 2 + AI relate to ISO 42001?

SOC 2 + AI focuses on third-party attestation of controls for service organizations, while ISO 42001 is a management system certification. SOC 2 + AI is typically customer-driven (enterprise buyers require it), while ISO 42001 is more proactive governance. Many organizations pursue both.

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