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SOC 2 Type 1 audit

What it does: External-auditor attested Type 1 report on TapPass's control environment as of a point in time; filter-question status for enterprise/regulated buyers.

Procurement for enterprise / regulated / EU buyers filters on SOC 2 before architecture conversations even begin. Without a report, deals don't start. With a Type 1 report (point-in-time attestation), TapPass clears the filter; Type 2 (period-of-time) follows in 2027 H1.

This is operations, not engineering. The engineering side of the work (audit, encryption, access controls) is largely done; the audit is calendar-bound (~6 months) and costs ~$30-60k.

Standard SOC 2 Type 1 scope: Security (always), Availability (typical), Confidentiality (relevant for AI governance). Privacy and Processing Integrity optional in v1; add when customers ask.

Control areaStatus todayAudit-ready by
Access controls (SSO, RBAC, audit)Largely shippedQ3
Encryption at rest/transitShipped (KMS envelope, TLS 1.3)Q3
Logging + monitoringShipped (audit hash-chain)Q3
Change managementProcess needs documentationQ3
Vendor managementDocumented in trust centerQ3
Incident responsePlan needs documentationQ3
Business continuityPlan needs documentationQ4
  • All acceptance_criteria pass.
  • Type 1 report in hand by end of Q4 2026.
  • Report shareable under NDA via the trust center.

With public-trust-page: trust page describes our claims; auditor verifies. Page must be honest before audit kicks off.

With Engineering: any control gaps surfaced during readiness assessment become engineering work items.

  • ISO 27001 (2027 roadmap).
  • Type 2 (Q1 2027 roadmap).
  • HIPAA BAA (case-by-case based on customer demand).