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One of the things I've encountered as a startup doing the danish equivalent of a SOC2 is issues with VendorSec. (We don't have much revenue yet, but our custome
by geewee 6y ago
One of the things I've encountered as a startup doing the danish equivalent of a SOC2 is issues with VendorSec. (We don't have much revenue yet, but our customer segment really cares about this sort of documentation) is that many cloud providers (..TypeForm) requires you to spend thousands of dollars with them annually before they're willing to give you any security details or audit reports at all.
This means that we have a hard time making revenue because we don't have the certifications, which we can't get because we can't spend enough money to get access to them.
- staticassertion 6y agoThat's strange - they won't send you a document from their auditors certifying that they've undergone some sort of SOC2-type audit? I don't really get why you'd withhold that, it's what you paid for.
- geewee 6y agoIt does seem like a very strange upselling tactic.