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SOC 2 controls

ThorStack's SOC 2 Type II posture, the controls that map to it, and where to find evidence.

Posture

ThorStack maintains controls aligned with SOC 2 Type II under the AICPA Trust Services Criteria — Security, Availability, Confidentiality. We're additionally aligned with GDPR and ISO 27001 practices.

The latest report is available under NDA from your account team.

Control families

FamilyWhat it covers
CC1 — Control environmentOrg structure, board oversight, ethics.
CC2 — CommunicationSecurity policy, training, incident comms.
CC3 — Risk assessmentAnnual risk review, threat modeling.
CC4 — MonitoringContinuous monitoring, internal audit.
CC5 — Control activitiesChange management, code review, deployment.
CC6 — Logical accessRBAC, MFA, key management.
CC7 — System operationsIncident response, patching, vulnerability scanning.
CC8 — Change managementSDLC, separation of duties.
CC9 — Risk mitigationVendor management, BCP/DR.

Evidence pointers

Customers asking for evidence are pointed at:

  • The audit trail (see Audit logs) for any data-handling control.
  • The change-management trail (per-deploy runbook) for CC5 / CC8.
  • The vulnerability scanner output (Snyk, Trivy) for CC7.
  • The vendor sub-processor list for CC9 — published at thorstack.com/legal/dpa.

Sub-processors

Every infrastructure provider that holds tenant data is listed in the DPA. Adding or removing a sub-processor triggers a customer notice in advance.

Pen tests

We run an external penetration test annually plus a continuous bug bounty. The most recent pen-test letter (no findings of high or critical severity) is shareable under NDA.

Compliance for your customers

If your customers ask about your compliance, the same controls flow through — your tenant inherits the platform's posture for the controls we operate. Where you operate the control (e.g. user provisioning), the audit trail is your evidence.

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