A prospect requires SOC 2
A real deal has a security requirement and the team needs a credible plan.
For B2B SaaS and AI teams
The enterprise deal is waiting on security review. Your team still has a product to ship.
Use an AI vCISO to prepare for SOC 2 or ISO 27001, organize the evidence, answer customer questions, and keep the work moving without adding a dedicated compliance hire.
AI vCISO briefing
Sales and audit pressure
Your enterprise prospect requires SOC 2. I prepared the starting scope, identified three likely blockers, and organized the first five actions.
Primary outcome
SOC 2 Type I
First owner
Operations
Next: approve the information security policy and collect its review history.
Why teams start
Compliance pressure arrives before the security hire.
vCISO.ai turns the immediate request into a program the team can keep operating after the first audit or customer review.
Questionnaires slow procurement
Customer questions arrive faster than reviewed answers can be assembled.
ISO 27001 comes after SOC 2
The next market asks for a second framework without funding a second program.
Evidence is scattered
Policies, screenshots, tickets, and ownership live in separate tools and folders.
What the AI vCISO handles
From the first request to reviewed proof.
The work moves through one program instead of becoming a collection of disconnected compliance projects.
See the AI vCISO at work- Establish scope and priorities
- Build the readiness roadmap
- Draft and manage policies
- Organize and monitor evidence
- Coordinate remediation
- Prepare customer and auditor responses
Clear responsibility
The AI vCISO prepares the work. Your team remains accountable.
That boundary keeps the program useful without pretending software can make business decisions, change external systems, or represent the company to an auditor.
Your AI vCISO prepares
- Prepare scope, roadmap, policy drafts, and evidence requirements
- Monitor supported systems and identify likely gaps
- Draft customer and auditor responses from reviewed records
Your team approves or performs
- Supply company context and make risk decisions
- Implement technical changes and approve policies and evidence
- Work with the independent auditor and maintain the behaviors behind each control
Product proof
Start with a roadmap, not a module directory.
The setup flow turns company context and self-reported checks into priorities, 30, 60, and 90-day work, and one exact control to complete first.
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are included where selected
- Unlimited users support shared ownership
- Available integrations are included without connector-count fees
Sample readiness roadmap
Illustrative output
Targets
SOC 2 + ISO
Likely blockers
3
First actions
5
Start here
Owner: OperationsApprove the information security policy
Establish the policy, approval record, and review cadence required by both active frameworks.
Example first action
- First 30 days
Scope, owners, and core policies
- Days 31 to 60
Controls, evidence, and remediation
- Days 61 to 90
Review, verify, and prepare
One connected programSystems to connect: GitHub, AWS, Google Workspace
Framework coverage
Supported framework scope
Available integrations
Connect the systems behind your controls.
- Amazon Web Services, available
- Google Cloud, available
- Microsoft Azure, available
- GitHub, available
- GitLab, available
- Okta, available
- Microsoft Entra ID, available
- Google Workspace, available
- Jamf Pro, available
- Datadog, available
- Cloudflare, available
- Slack, available
- Jira Cloud, available
- Vercel, available
- Supabase, available
- BambooHR, available
Start with the roadmap
Turn the next security request into a program your team can operate.
Build the readiness roadmap, open the first control, and keep the work connected through audit and renewal.