SOC 2 for the AI era. With evidence auditors can actually verify.
SOC 2 wasn't written for generative AI. But CC7 (change management), CC8 (risk assessment), and P-criteria all apply. ShadowIQ gives you the AI-specific evidence your auditor will ask about.
Summary
SOC 2 Type II with AI controls uses the AICPA Trust Services Criteria (Security, Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, Privacy) extended with AI-specific evidence. ShadowIQ provides pre-mapped controls and signed evidence for each criterion, accepted by Big-4 and boutique audit firms.
The crosswalk: article → control → signed evidence.
You've heard this one before.
- Existing SOC 2 scope didn't anticipate LLM-backed features.
- CC7.1 change management evidence missing for prompt changes.
- CC8.1 risk assessment has no AI-specific procedure.
- Auditor asking for things your team can't produce in the timeframe.
Three moves.
- 1Scope expansion, done.
A drop-in scope expansion template that adds AI systems, LLM routing, and policy-as-code to your existing SOC 2 scope.
- 2CC-criteria evidence.
Every AI-relevant control criterion has signed evidence: CC6 (logical access), CC7 (change management), CC8 (risk assessment), CC9 (risk mitigation).
- 3Drata + Vanta integration.
Evidence flows into your existing SOC 2 tool. Auditors pull from one place. Zero duplicate work.
Numbers, not adjectives.
SOC 2 (with AI) article → ShadowIQ control → signed evidence.
Asked, answered, sourced.
Schellman, A-LIGN, Prescient, Coalfire, and KPMG. Each has consumed our evidence in at least one customer audit. We pre-brief the audit partner on OSCAL export and the verifier workspace.
Yes. Type I readiness is typically 4-6 weeks; Type II observation window runs 3-6 months with automated evidence collection.
We integrate natively. Your existing Drata/Vanta policies stay in place; ShadowIQ fills the AI-specific evidence gaps and flows attestations into the same auditor view.
Keep going.
Your 30-minute demo. A signed audit trail by the end of it.
We'll wire ShadowIQ into one live workload, block a prompt injection in real time, and hand you a cryptographic receipt — before the meeting ends.