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Compliance review should map controls to your deployment model.

SOC 2

Control coverage and report availability are provided through formal enterprise review channels.

ISO 27001

Certification scope and applicability should be validated against your required control domains.

GDPR

Data-processing commitments and deletion workflows should be reviewed in your DPA process.

DPDP

India-specific data handling and consent workflows should be evaluated for your use case.

Typical enterprise review package

  • Security overview and architecture summary
  • Data processing and retention policy references
  • Access control and key-management model
  • Incident response and escalation process
  • Subprocessor or data-transfer documentation (as applicable)

Customer-side control mapping checklist

Control areaWhat to validate
Identity and authKey scopes, JWT boundaries, rotation process
Data lifecycleRetention, deletion, export, and redaction workflow
Monitoring and responseAlerting, incident escalation path, replay capability
Vendor governanceSubprocessor list and transfer safeguards
Business continuitySupport path, SLA commitments, recovery procedures

Request flow

1

Open enterprise review request

Submit account details, expected go-live date, and required compliance framework.
2

Share control questionnaire

Provide your procurement/security questionnaire and required evidence list.
3

Review responses with stakeholders

Validate technical, legal, and procurement acceptance criteria.
4

Track residual risks and approvals

Document any accepted risks and required compensating controls before launch.
If you require contract-specific commitments, coordinate with your account and legal stakeholders during formal review rather than relying on public docs alone.

What to do next

  • Review ./security for technical control framing.
  • Review ./data-processing for lifecycle and transfer considerations.
  • Review ./sla to align incident and continuity expectations.