Scenario
Preparing for a SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI audit
An audit is on the calendar — SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI — and the cloud is where the questions get uncomfortable. You need to know what an assessor will find before they find it, and you need it in a form your engineers can act on and your auditor will accept.
What usually goes wrong
Teams walk into audits blind to their own cloud gaps: an over-privileged role, a bucket that should not be public, logging that was never turned on in two accounts. Findings surface late, remediation becomes a fire drill, and the audit timeline slips.
How the health check fits
The health check runs the same order an assessor would, maps every cloud finding to the relevant control, and hands you a ranked remediation plan — so you close the real gaps before the audit, not during it. Optionally we help remediate the highest-priority items.
Domains that matter most
Questions
How long before the audit should we run this?
Enough runway to remediate — typically 4 to 8 weeks before fieldwork, so findings become fixes rather than exceptions.
Will this replace our auditor?
No. It makes their job — and yours — faster by clearing the cloud-technical gaps ahead of time.
Get ahead of it
A health check finds and prioritizes real exposure. It is not a certification or a promise you will never be breached — closing the findings is what changes your risk.
How it works
From request to a plan you can run
However you got here, the health check runs the same way — request, scope, read-only assessment, ranked report, and remediation.
