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Hendrick Health System
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Rolex USA
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Tatts Group
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AirBorn
Aptean
Aunt Martha's Health & Wellness
Great Western Bank
HEB Construction Ltd
Hendrick Health System
Proterra
Rolex USA
Suburban Propane
Tatts Group
Upstream Rehab

SOC 2 (Trust Services Criteria) Controls Checklist

AICPA · 20 controls

Compliance Hub

Curated subset of the SOC 2 Common Criteria (CC) used for service-organization trust reporting.

CC6.1Logical access security

Access

Logical access to systems, data, and resources is restricted to authorized users.

Evidence: Access-control policy, MFA configuration export, role-to-permission matrix.

CC6.2User access provisioning

Access

New internal and external users are registered and authorized before being granted access.

Evidence: Sample of approved access-request tickets for recent new hires.

CC6.3User access deprovisioning

Access

Access is removed timely when a user is terminated or no longer requires it.

Evidence: Termination list reconciled against access-removal timestamps.

CC6.4Physical access restriction

Security

Physical access to facilities and infrastructure is restricted to authorized personnel.

Evidence: Badge-access list and visitor logs for in-scope facilities.

CC6.6Boundary protection

Security

The system protects against threats from sources outside its logical boundaries.

Evidence: Firewall / security-group rule export and the most recent review.

CC6.7Data-in-transit protection

Data

Information in transit is encrypted to protect confidentiality and integrity.

Evidence: TLS configuration scan results and cipher policy.

CC6.8Malicious software prevention

Security

Controls prevent or detect the introduction of unauthorized or malicious software.

Evidence: EDR coverage report and recent detection/response samples.

CC7.1Vulnerability management

Security

Vulnerabilities are identified, evaluated, and remediated on a defined cadence.

Evidence: Vulnerability-scan reports with remediation tickets and dates.

CC7.2Security monitoring

Security

The system is monitored to detect anomalies and potential security events.

Evidence: SIEM alert configuration and a sample of triaged alerts.

CC7.3Incident response

Security

Identified security incidents are evaluated and responded to per a defined process.

Evidence: Incident-response plan and post-incident reviews / tabletop results.

CC7.4Incident recovery

Security

The entity recovers from identified security incidents and restores operations.

Evidence: Recovery runbooks and a recent incident recovery record.

CC8.1Change management

Change

Changes to infrastructure, data, software, and procedures are authorized, tested, and approved.

Evidence: Sample of change tickets showing test evidence and approvals.

CC9.1Risk mitigation

Other

The entity identifies, selects, and develops risk-mitigation activities.

Evidence: Current risk register and evidence of periodic review.

CC9.2Vendor and third-party risk

Vendor

The entity assesses and manages risks associated with vendors and business partners.

Evidence: Vendor inventory with risk tier and most recent SOC report review.

CC1.1Control environment — integrity and ethics

Other

The entity demonstrates a commitment to integrity and ethical values.

Evidence: Code of conduct and acknowledgment completion report.

CC2.1Information and communication

Other

The entity obtains and uses relevant, quality information to support controls.

Evidence: Control documentation describing information flows and ownership.

CC3.2Risk identification and assessment

Other

The entity identifies risks to objectives and analyzes them to determine management.

Evidence: Risk-assessment methodology and the latest assessment output.

CC4.1Control monitoring activities

Other

The entity evaluates whether components of internal control are present and functioning.

Evidence: Internal control monitoring / self-assessment results.

CC5.2Control activities over technology

Change

The entity selects and develops general control activities over technology.

Evidence: ITGC control matrix mapped to in-scope systems.

A1.2Availability — backup and recovery

Data

Backups and recovery capabilities support availability commitments.

Evidence: Backup success reports and the most recent restore test.

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