Question 1

Who is Latchquill for?

Accepted Answer

Latchquill works with B2B SaaS founders and lean security teams preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001. Readiness support may be useful when a team is starting its first gap assessment, responding to buyer expectations, or trying to make control work and evidence more consistent.

Question 2

When should a team start readiness work?

Accepted Answer

Teams often begin when they are preparing for a first SOC 2 or ISO 27001 effort, facing a buyer request, or finding that their current control routines need attention. A conversation can help identify a useful next step based on your current situation.

Question 3

What does readiness support cover?

Accepted Answer

The work can start with a baseline and prioritized control map, then move into usable policies, clear control ownership, operating routines, evidence collection, and drift checks. Latchquill works alongside your team to make those practices fit how the company operates.

Question 4

How does Latchquill support SOC 2 and ISO 27001?

Accepted Answer

Latchquill helps teams organize readiness work around the framework or frameworks they are preparing for. That can include identifying gaps, putting policies and control routines into practice, and keeping supporting evidence organized. The independent auditor remains responsible for the attestation or certification assessment.

Question 5

What makes the policies practical for a lean team?

Accepted Answer

Policies are meant to connect requirements to the work your team actually does. Latchquill focuses on usable policies, named control owners, and routines people can follow without slowing product work.

Question 6

How do evidence collection and drift checks fit into the work?

Accepted Answer

Evidence collection and drift checks help keep readiness tied to how the company operates, rather than relying only on a last-minute document push. Latchquill can help organize evidence from relevant cloud, code, identity, HR, and project-system sources; which sources and checks fit depends on the team and agreed scope.

Question 7

Does Latchquill perform the SOC 2 audit or attestation?

Accepted Answer

No. The independent CPA firm performs the SOC 2 attestation. Latchquill supports readiness and coordination; it does not act as the independent auditor or determine the attestation outcome.

Question 8

What does coordination with the independent auditor involve?

Accepted Answer

Latchquill can help coordinate stakeholders, deadlines, the handoff, and responses with the independent CPA firm performing the attestation. The CPA firm remains independent and responsible for its audit work and conclusions.

Question 9

How are scope, pricing, and timing discussed?

Accepted Answer

They are discussed in a readiness conversation based on your goals, current state, and the work you need. Latchquill does not publish a standard price or fixed duration here, and a conversation is the place to discuss a proposed scope and timing.

Question 10

How can I ask a case-specific readiness question?

Accepted Answer

Use the readiness inquiry to share what your team is preparing for, where the work stands today, and the question you need to answer. Latchquill can then discuss whether its readiness support fits your situation and what a useful next step could be.

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Readiness, in practice

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