SOC 2 Type I and Type II Reports
We help you document Trust Services Criteria compliance with reports that hold up under auditor scrutiny, covering security, availability, confidentiality, processing integrity, and privacy criteria.
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Senior testers with proven security credentials.
Manual techniques that validate genuine attack paths.
Clear risk ratings and remediation priorities.
Strict data handling and privacy practices.
Our Compliance Reporting Services combine structured reporting with practical cybersecurity and compliance expertise. We analyze compliance evidence, security controls, risk findings, audit results, and remediation progress to create clear, accurate reports that help leadership understand their compliance posture and make informed decisions.
We help you document Trust Services Criteria compliance with reports that hold up under auditor scrutiny, covering security, availability, confidentiality, processing integrity, and privacy criteria.
For healthcare organizations and their business associates, we build reports that address all HIPAA Security Rule safeguards with clear evidence documentation and risk analysis.
From scoping to evidence documentation, we produce PCI DSS compliance reports that satisfy QSA requirements and clearly communicate your cardholder data environment controls.
We map your current security posture against NIST Cybersecurity Framework functions and NIST 800-53 control families, giving you a clear picture of where you stand and what needs to improve.
We assess your information security management system controls and produce a readiness report that prepares you for certification audits.
For CISOs and security leaders who need to communicate risk to non-technical stakeholders, we create executive-tier reports that present complex findings in clear, business-relevant language.
Build Reports That Reflect Your Actual Controls
Give your leadership and compliance teams evidence they can understand, review, and act on. Primary Button: Plan your compliance report
Every compliance report we deliver comes from a team that holds CISSP, OSCP, and GIAC certifications and understands security at a technical level. We do not generate reports from automated tools and hand them over without context. Our team reviews every finding, validates every piece of evidence, and ensures that what we deliver reflects your actual security posture. Businesses across the United States trust Pluto Security because our reports help them pass audits, satisfy customers, and build more secure programs over time. That is what compliance reporting should do.
Build reports around documented evidence, validated controls, findings, and measurable remediation activity.
Structure reporting around requirements relevant to frameworks such as SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, and ISO 27001.
Translate technical security information into concise business language leaders can understand and act upon.
Document corrective actions, ownership, priorities, and progress toward closing identified compliance gaps.
A well-structured compliance report demonstrates your actual security posture, not just that controls exist on paper.
Executive stakeholders need findings presented in business terms. Custom reports translate technical findings into risk language your leadership can understand and act on.
Whether it is the FTC's updated Safeguards Rule, HIPAA enforcement actions, or PCI DSS 4.0 requirements, organizations that present well-documented, evidence-backed reports face far fewer complications during audits.
Different stakeholders need different views of the same data. Custom compliance reports give you the flexibility to deliver the right level of detail to the right audience.
A compliance report without a remediation roadmap leaves your team with findings and no direction. Pluto Security builds actionable next steps directly into every report we deliver.
Understand how individual security controls perform against your organization's compliance requirements.
Organise relevant evidence and findings before auditors or customers request supporting documentation.
Connect compliance deficiencies with practical remediation priorities instead of vague observations.
Not sure what your next compliance report should include? Talk through your requirements.