Timeline
Readiness assessment
Vanta deployed across infra, CI, and laptops. 142 controls in place at scan time.
Auditor engaged
Engagement letter signed with Prescient Assurance (PCAOB-registered). Type 1 + Type 2 scope.
Evidence collection complete
Policies, control narratives, system descriptions, and 142 evidence items submitted to the audit room.
Type 1 audit window
Point-in-time control design assessment. No customer access required; we are the subject.
Type 1 letter posted
SOC 2 Type 1 letter published on this page. Available under NDA at /baa sister flow.
Type 2 observation window
6-month operating-effectiveness period. Controls run, evidence accumulates, no scope changes allowed.
Type 2 letter posted
Full SOC 2 Type 2 letter with operating-effectiveness opinion.
Trust services criteria in scope
Type 1 and Type 2 cover the same five TSCs. We are not scoping out availability or confidentiality.
Security
Logical and physical access controls. Network segmentation. Encryption at rest and in transit. Vulnerability management.
Availability
System uptime monitoring. Incident response. Capacity planning. Documented recovery objectives.
Confidentiality
Customer data handling. Access reviews. Data classification. Disposal procedures.
Processing integrity
Receipt chain over compile pipeline. K-score gate enforcement. CI verification of every artifact.
Privacy
PII handling matches our privacy notice. Subject access requests handled within 30 days.
While you wait
If you need to ship before our Type 1 letter, the same controls that go into the audit are in production today. Three artifacts a procurement team can use now:
1. Vendor security questionnaire (CAIQ-Lite) - filled, signed 2. Penetration test report (Q1 2026, Halborn) - available under NDA 3. SOC 2 readiness scan from Vanta - shareable on request ask: hello@kolm.ai with subject "vendor security pack"
Pre-letter customers (the design-partner cohort) signed under the readiness pack. None of them blocked on the formal letter; the architecture answers most procurement questions before the letter does.