9+ years securing regulated
35% Reduction in time to compliance
100% Compliance Success

SOC 2 Compliance ,

Driven by Forensics-Led Security

Rex is a forensics-led security firm. We build your SOC 2 program the way attackers and auditors actually test it — end to end, done for you, audit-ready in 4–8 weeks.

4-8

Weeks to audit-ready

9+ yrs

securing regulated industries

Type I + II

covered end to end

100%

of clients passed their audit
The Platform
What Rex does for your SOC 2
From the first gap assessment to the moment you hand evidence to your auditor,
Rex runs your SOC 2 program end to end.
Expert-led gap assessment
Consultants assess your environment against all five Trust Services Criteria and surface gaps well before you face the auditor.
Policies and controls, drafted for you
We create and maintain your control documentation and security policies, kept aligned with SOC 2 requirements as you change.
Evidence collection, handled by Rex
Audit-ready evidence collected continuously and structured for the auditor — no chasing screenshots at audit time.
Collected automatically
Continuous monitoring of your stack
Cloud, code repositories, identity and access — configuration drift and control gaps are surfaced as they appear, not at audit time.
Auditor coordination and guidance
We help you select the right auditor and guide you through the full journey: readiness → Type I audit → Type II observation → Type II report.
Type I
Type II observation
Audit-ready
Type I vs Type II
Which one do You need?
Most high-growth companies begin with SOC 2 Type I to quickly unblock enterprise deals,
then move to SOC 2 Type II to satisfy renewals and long-term trust expectations
SOc 2 - Type I
Designed correctly, at a point in time
What Type I proves

SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.

Why it matters

It is the fastest way to show a real security posture to prospects, respond to security questionnaires with confidence, and unlock enterprise sales without waiting months for an observation period.

Audit timeline

A single audit date and a point-in-time snapshot of your environment — ideal as the first step for startups and scale-ups.

SOc 2 - Type II
Operated effectively, over time
What Type II proves

SOC 2 Type II goes beyond design and implementation to verify that your controls operated effectively across an observation period, typically 3–12 months.

What Type I proves

SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.

What Type I proves

SOC 2 Type I confirms that your controls are designed and implemented correctly on a specific date, aligned with the applicable Trust Services Criteria.

In short: SOC 2 Type I shows your controls are designed correctly at a specific point in time, while Type II proves those controls operated effectively over a 3–12 month period.
Most people get this wrong
SOC 2 is not a certification — it's an attestation. An independent CPA firm's formal opinion on your controls. There's no certificate, badge, or governing body that "certifies" you — the report itself is the deliverable.. There's also no "pass or fail": the auditor issues an opinion, and reports can include exceptions. A clean, unqualified opinion with zero exceptions is what you're actually aiming for — and it's what enterprise security teams read for. Any vendor promising a "SOC 2 certificate" is telling you they haven't done one.
Book a SOC 2 readiness call with Rex.
Who needs it
Who needs SOC 2
If any of these apply to you, SOC 2 should be on your critical path.
Selling to enterprise or mid-market customers
SaaS companies that need to prove security to win larger deals.
Handling customer data
Startups that process customer data or PII and need to show it is protected.
Responding to security questionnaires
Teams dealing with security reviews from prospects, customers, or procurement.
Raising Series A or B
Startups preparing for institutional investment, where mature controls matter.
FAQ

SOC 2, Questions answered

Everything founders ask us before starting their SOC 2 journey, from readiness and scope to audit support and next steps.

Still Have Questions?
01
How long does SOC 2 take?
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How much does SOC 2 cost?
03
What's the difference between Type I and Type II?
04
My report period ended months ago — is it still valid?
05
Do we need a compliance hire to do this?
Why Rex
Most firms prepare you for the auditor.
We prepare you for the attacker, too.
Rex runs digital forensics and incident response for companies after real breaches. That casework shapes every SOC 2 program we build — so your controls aren't just documented, they hold up.
From the field
We've seen how controls fail
Every breach investigation shows us which "compliant" controls broke in practice. Your policies are written to close those gaps — not just to satisfy a checklist.
Evidence discipline
Forensic-grade evidence handling
Chain-of-custody thinking applied to audit evidence: structured, timestamped, and complete. Auditors move faster when nothing needs re-requesting.
Beyond the report
Incident readiness built in
Your SOC 2 incident-response control is written by people who run real incident response. If something ever happens, the plan on paper is one that actually works.
"A SOC 2 report opens the deal. Controls that survive contact with a real attacker keep the customer."
Field note
The most common thread in the breaches we investigate isn't exotic malware — it's leftover access. A former employee's credentials, a forgotten API key, a contractor account nobody owned. That's why offboarding and access reviews are the controls we harden first in every SOC 2 program, not the ones we leave for week six.
Get Started
Get SOC 2 ready with Rex.
Book a call and we’ll map your fastest path to a SOC 2 report
— Type I first, then Type II.
Built for teams without a dedicated compliance function.