Assuric SOC 2 status and provider evidence

deals.Cordi MahonyAs digital health companies grow, expectations around security assurance increase quickly. As discussed in our ISO 27001 blog, UK organisations often start with GDPR, Cyber Essentials, and NHS DTAC, then progress to ISO 27001. But, when selling into the US market or to global enterprise buyers, another framework often enters the conversation: SOC 2.SOC 2 is not a legal requirement in the UK, but it can be frequently reque

for HealthtechAs many Assuric readers and customers know, healthtech companies face heightened scrutiny due to the sensitivity of patient data. Importantly, SOC 2 does not replace HIPAA, GDPR, or any of the NHS requirements, but it provides strong operational security assurance.For UK healthtechs selling into the US, SOC 2 often complements and builds upon the following frameworks:GDPR - GDPR sets the rules for handling personal data. SOC 2

I and Type II, and how it helps unlock enterprise deals.Cordi MahonyAs digital health companies grow, expectations around security assurance increase quickly. As discussed in our ISO 27001 blog, UK organisations often start with GDPR, Cyber Essentials, and NHS DTAC, then progress to ISO 27001. But, when selling into the US market or to global enterprise buyers, another framework often enters the conversation: SOC 2.SOC 2 is not a legal requirem

n practice, SOC 2 Type II is the gold standard. Many buyers will not accept Type I reports, especially for mature products handling sensitive data.It's worth noting there are also SOC 1 and SOC 3 reports. SOC 1 is a report for organisations whose internal security controls can affect a customer's financial statements, and SOC 3 is a high level overview of systems and controls, and is usually produced for large companies as a marketing report

gn inBook a demoSee all postsPublished on Mar 09, 2026SOC 2 for Healthtech: Unlocking Opportunities in the USAs UK healthtechs expand into the US and sell to enterprise customers, SOC 2 often becomes a key requirement. This guide explains what SOC 2 is, who it’s for, the difference between Type I and Type II, and how it helps unlock enterprise deals.Cordi MahonyAs digital health companies grow, expectations around security assurance increase

, SOC 2 Type II is the gold standard. Many buyers will not accept Type I reports, especially for mature products handling sensitive data.It's worth noting there are also SOC 1 and SOC 3 reports. SOC 1 is a report for organisations whose internal security controls can affect a customer's financial statements, and SOC 3 is a high level overview of systems and controls, and is usually produced for large companies as a marketing report. Both the