The compliance market sells proof. We do the work behind it.
A finished policy suite. A control set. A badge for the website. What’s still missing is a security program you can explain when the auditor asks who owns a control, because policies were delivered, not built.
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You pay for a compliance platform, and nobody is doing the work behind it. Engineering is absorbing it.
See how we work alongside your platform →Your Type 1 is over a year old, there's no Type 2 yet, and the trust page hasn't moved in two quarters.
A questionnaire just landed, or a deal slowed down, and SOC 2 jumped to the top of the roadmap.
Controls that trace to a risk, not a template.
The compliance market sells proof. A finished policy suite, a control set, a badge for the website. What it rarely sells is a security program you can explain when someone asks. The gap shows up later. A questionnaire lands. An auditor asks who owns a control and what risk it answers. The honest answer is that nobody knows, because the controls were delivered, not built.
The Nomos Method: one engagement, five steps.
Scope the systems in scope and get the access the work needs.
Map what you promise customers against what your systems actually do.
Every criterion gets a control, and every control answers a named risk.
Write the policies and stand up the workflows behind each control.
Hand over the close deliverables, then stay through the audit.
Three things you walk away with.
Readiness report
A written assessment of where you stand against the Trust Services Criteria, gap by gap, in plain language.
Evidence collection guide
Exactly what evidence maps to which control and where to pull it from, so collection does not start from zero next cycle.
90-day roadmap
The sequence of work between here and audit-ready, with an owner on each item.
Start with the free Enterprise-Readiness Snapshot.
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