SOC 2 criteria › CC7 System operations
SOC 2 CC7.1 explained
Configurations and vulnerabilities are monitored to detect new weaknesses.
Typical controls that address CC7.1
- Vulnerability scanning
- Configuration monitoring
- Patch management
Evidence auditors usually ask for
- Scan reports
- Patch records
- Cloud configuration alerts
Keep CC7.1 evidence organised
Korrali Trust keeps your policies, controls and evidence in one workspace, and reuses them to answer customer security questionnaires.
Other CC7 criteria
- CC7.2: System components are monitored for anomalies that could indicate attacks or errors.
- CC7.3: Security events are evaluated to decide whether they are incidents.
- CC7.4: Identified incidents are responded to through a defined program.
- CC7.5: The organization recovers from incidents and restores operations.
Plain-English summary of the 2017 Trust Services Criteria common criteria. Controls and evidence vary by organisation and auditor.