Hari Sankar — Compliance Solutionscompliance.harisankar.onlineSOC2 · readiness

Pass your SOC2 audit
without hiring an agency.

I'm a full-stack engineer who works inside a SOC2 compliance program every week — writing the policies, mapping the controls, and building the automation that produces the evidence. I do the same for early-stage SaaS teams, at fixed prices, without the consultancy overhead.

Scope of services

CC-01

Policy & procedure pack

The full document set auditors actually ask for — information security, access control, incident response, vendor management, BCP/DR — written for your real stack, not copy-pasted boilerplate you'll contradict in the interview.

CC-02

Control mapping & gap assessment

Your current practices mapped against the SOC2 Trust Services Criteria, with a prioritized gap list: what blocks the audit, what's a finding, what nobody will ask about.

CC-03

Compliance automation setup

Drata / Vanta configuration, evidence-collection wiring, and the custom scripts for whatever your platform can't auto-collect. This is where being an engineer beats being a consultant.

CC-04

Audit-prep documentation

System descriptions, network diagrams, risk assessments, and the management assertions — assembled, consistent, and in the auditor's vocabulary.

Fixed-price packages

Gap Assessment

$500

Control mapping + prioritized gap report. 1 week.

Readiness Pack

$1,500–2,500

Policies + control mapping + audit-prep documentation. 3–4 weeks.

Readiness + Automation

from $3,000

Everything above + Drata/Vanta setup and evidence wiring.

Evidence

  • E-1Working weekly inside a live SOC2 compliance program (policies, controls, audit documentation).
  • E-2Top Rated on Upwork — every contract since 2023 rated 5.0, with client-endorsed reliability and documentation quality.
  • E-3Engineer first: certified on Azure and Oracle Cloud, shipped production systems on AWS and GCP — so the automation and evidence-collection is built, not just recommended.

Start with a 20-minute readiness call.

Free, no deck, no pressure. You leave with a rough gap list either way.