Joint Scope Optimization
We define which Trust Services Criteria (such as Security and Availability) your customers care about most, ensuring your public report highlights exactly what your target enterprise buyers expect.
At SurkshaNow Partners, we help cloud organizations convert complex security controls into a powerful marketing tool. Powered by Precision Assurance CPA LLC (an actively licensed U.S. CPA Firm), we deliver authoritative, public-facing AICPA SOC 3 reports that allow you to openly share your security success on your website and marketing materials without disclosing sensitive infrastructure configurations.
While a SOC 2 report is highly detailed and legally restricted to a confidential audience under NDA, a SOC 3 report gives you a unrestricted, freely distributable seal of compliance. SurkshaNow streamlines this process by handling both your internal operations and final CPA report signing under a single, unified workflow.
We eliminate the middleman. Your public attestation is signed directly by our registered, corporate accounting entity, Precision Assurance CPA LLC.
Because a SOC 3 report is derived directly from your SOC 2 audit, our ex-Big Four auditors can package both reports simultaneously, saving your engineering team from duplicate testing cycles.
Stop letting lengthy NDA approvals slow down your pipeline. A SOC 3 report lets your marketing and sales teams proactively share your data protection posture with early-stage prospects right on your homepage.
We evaluate your environment against all applicable AICPA Trust Services Criteria (TSC)—including Security, Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, and Privacy.
We provide clear scoping and predictable pricing boundaries from day one, allowing you to scale your public compliance presence efficiently.
We seamlessly integrate your SOC 3 roadmap directly into your broader cybersecurity and compliance objectives:
We define which Trust Services Criteria (such as Security and Availability) your customers care about most, ensuring your public report highlights exactly what your target enterprise buyers expect.
Our licensed CPA auditing team executes thorough testing of your cloud infrastructure, access matrices, and change management logs.
We compile the granular, internal data into a restricted SOC 2 report while simultaneously crafting the simplified, clean executive summary required for the SOC 3 public format.
We issue your official, un-restricted SOC 3 report alongside the AICPA logo assets, giving your digital properties immediate enterprise-grade credibility.
Secure the detailed, granular Type I and Type II internal control reports required by enterprise risk assessment teams.
Anchor your global operations to an international certifiable framework for comprehensive information security management.
Leverage your existing AICPA control evidence to break into the strict U.S. federal government cloud marketplace.
A SOC 3 report provides a publicly shareable, high-level assurance that an organization has effectively designed and operated its data protections. It covers the exact same AICPA Trust Services Criteria as a SOC 2, but it presents the results in a clean summary layout that avoids revealing sensitive internal configuration details.
Any B2B SaaS platform, cloud host, digital health platform, or fintech organization with a high volume of prospective clients benefit heavily. It allows marketing teams to publish compliance achievements directly on public websites instead of waiting for legal teams to execute custom non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
Yes. A SOC 3 report cannot exist on its own. It is an executive summary derived directly from the thorough testing performed during a formal SOC 2 audit window. SurkshaNow routinely issues both reports simultaneously at the conclusion of our fieldwork.
Yes, absolutely. Unlike SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports, which contain strict "Restricted Use" legal clauses, a SOC 3 report is intentionally designed for unrestricted public distribution. You can place it on your homepage, attach it to sales proposals, or hand it to early-stage prospects freely.
No. While the underlying SOC 2 audit evaluates either a single point-in-time (Type I) or a continuous window (Type II), the final published SOC 3 document is always an operational summary covering a historical performance period, making it equivalent in strength to a Type II attestation.
No. Under strict AICPA guidelines, only an actively licensed independent CPA or a registered corporate accounting firm can execute and sign a formal SOC 3 attestation report. SurkshaNow provides direct signing authority through our registered entity, Precision Assurance CPA LLC.
No, it does not. A SOC 3 report contains the formal auditor’s opinion, management's assertion, and a high-level description of the system. It completely excludes the granular description of tests, firewall configurations, and specific tracking tables that could expose vulnerabilities to malicious actors.
Just like SOC 2, the Security criteria serves as the mandatory foundation. Depending on your business model and user commitments, the public report can also include verified metrics for system Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, and Privacy.
To maintain active public credibility and avoid coverage gaps, a SOC 3 report should be renewed once every 12 months alongside your annual SOC 2 Type II audit loop. This ensures your public marketing badges always display fresh, validated operational metrics.
We manage the entire cycle end-to-end. We perform preliminary gap analyses, assist your engineers in configuring automated cloud evidence trails, execute the formal independent AICPA audit, and author both your detailed SOC 2 and public-facing SOC 3 reports smoothly.