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SOC Examination

Financial Institutions Must Invest in Protecting the Data of Customers who Invest in Them, Frazier & Deeter

Financial Institutions Must Invest in Protecting the Data of Customers Who Invest in Them

July 17, 2024

Changes are imminent for financial institutions under updated Regulation S-P amendments by the SEC, necessitating enhanced responses to data breaches and consumer notifications. These revisions, the first in twenty-four years, reflect technological advancements and aim to establish a unified federal standard amid varying state regulations. Read More

CIRCIA: Three Things to Know About the New CISA Cybersecurity Rule, Frazier & Deeter

CIRCIA: Three Things to Know About the New CISA Cybersecurity Rule

June 6, 2024

Beginning in 2025, critical infrastructure entities will be required to report cybersecurity incidents and ransomware payments to America's cyber defense agency, CISA. The goal? To enable the security community to stay informed and ahead of evolving threats and empower the CISA to quickly deliver support to cyber-attack victims. Read More

SOC Guidance to Look Ahead

August 30, 2022

SSAE No. 20 and 21 are now in effect, and new AICPA SOC 1® and SOC 2® guidance is on the horizon.  Let’s take a look back to look forward at what these changes mean for both service auditors and... Read More

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