Know exactly what SOC 2 requires
Get a clear scope, realistic timeline, and prioritized gap plan built for your product, customers, and team size.
SOC 2 for lean B2B technology teams
OneHorn helps small B2B technology companies implement the policies, security controls, evidence, and processes needed to prepare for SOC 2—without hiring a full internal compliance team.
Get a clear scope, realistic timeline, and prioritized gap plan built for your product, customers, and team size.
We help implement access controls, logging, vendor reviews, policies, and evidence—not hand you another checklist.
Keep recurring reviews, evidence, risks, and control changes on track with ongoing support that fits a lean team.
One focused outcome
SOC 2 is not one task. It is a sequence of readiness, implementation, audit preparation, and recurring compliance work. OneHorn keeps those pieces connected so a lean team can move forward without building a security department.
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Define scope, assess gaps, and build a prioritized roadmap before the audit clock starts.
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Implement practical technical and operational controls that fit the way your company works.
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Organize evidence, resolve final gaps, and prepare your team for independent auditor requests.
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Keep recurring reviews, evidence, risks, and control changes on track throughout the year.
Learn moreHow it works
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Clarify why SOC 2 is needed, likely scope, timeline, and customer expectations.
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Map current practices to the relevant controls and identify the gaps that matter.
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Build policies, technical controls, ownership, and evidence routines into normal operations.
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Validate evidence, resolve final gaps, and support your team through independent auditor requests.
Built for small teams
Why OneHorn
OneHorn brings nearly two decades of infrastructure, cloud, and technology operations experience to the work. We understand the systems behind the evidence, work directly with founders and engineers, and keep the program proportionate to the risk and size of your company.
No layers of junior consultants. No oversized program. Just clear decisions, hands-on implementation, and steady support through the audit and beyond.
Engagement model
Small teams should not have to buy an oversized compliance program. We scope each engagement around your current stage, existing controls, audit target, and internal capacity.
Defined-scope projects
Readiness, control implementation, and audit-preparation work can be scoped around clear deliverables and an agreed statement of work.
Ongoing support
Managed compliance is structured as recurring support for evidence, reviews, risks, control changes, and future audit cycles.
SOC 2 FAQ
No. SOC 2 examinations and reports are performed by an independent licensed CPA firm. OneHorn helps you prepare, implement controls, organize evidence, and support the process leading into the examination.
Not necessarily. We can help determine whether a platform makes sense for your size and stage. The platform can automate evidence collection, but it does not replace control design, ownership, or implementation.
That depends on your customer requirement, timeline, and current maturity. Type I evaluates control design at a point in time; Type II evaluates controls over a review period. We help you plan the sequence, while your auditor determines the examination requirements.
There is no responsible one-size-fits-all timeline. It depends on scope, existing controls, remediation work, team availability, and the type of report you are pursuing. The readiness assessment is designed to establish a realistic plan.
Yes. SOC 2 does not require a large security department. The controls need to be appropriate to your environment, consistently operated, and supported by evidence.
SOC 2 is not a one-time project. Access reviews, risk reviews, vendor oversight, evidence collection, policy maintenance, and other recurring controls continue. Managed Compliance is designed to help a lean team maintain that operating rhythm.
Start with clarity
In 30 minutes, we can discuss your customer requirement, current setup, likely scope, and the most sensible next step.