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I'm not saying it's a bad sign, I'm saying: you really can't fail a Type 1, unless your auditor is messing with you (a good auditor's job is to make sure you end up with a Type 1). My broken-record SOC2 point is: minimize your Type 1 controls, and add new controls over time.

You can do lots of security things. I'm not saying minimize security. I'm saying minimize the security things you talk about in your Type 1.



I'm saying even if you can't fail, I'm still willing to congratulate an org for starting even though the first milestone isn't particularly impressive.


Congratulations, Excalidraw. Also I love your product. Meanwhile, let's get back to talking about the pitfalls of actually getting SOC2.


Agreed. Certifications leave a lot to be desired but are at least better than nothing. I've been through it several times and it's a hard topic between good intentions and bad implementation.




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