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Get SCA, SAST, secrets detection, and container scanning in one platform, so you can stand up a SOC 2-ready AppSec program without adding headcount or slowing down your developers.
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How Endor Labs reduces your SOC 2 burden

Free devs from false positives
Reachability analysis filters out unexploitable vulnerabilities, so developers only fix what's real and security stops being a bottleneck.
Cover your whole codebase
Scan dependencies, first-party code, secrets, and containers from a single platform, without buying and managing separate tools.
Faster remediation
Policy-driven routing sends findings directly to where devs already work, so fixing vulnerabilities doesn't require a context switch or a ticket war.
Endor Labs delivered on its promise to make SCA way more efficient and bubble up what actually matters much quicker."
Idan Fast
Co-Founder & CTO, Grip Security
Prioritize
Fix what's real, skip what's not
SOC 2 auditors need to see that your vulnerability management program is real and consistent, not that you fixed every CVE your scanner found. Endor Labs traces vulnerable code paths through your application to determine what's actually reachable, keeping your fix list manageable from day one and producing the defensible evidence auditors need to see.
70-80% average reduction in remediation workload
Up to 90% reduction in container vulnerability noise
Reachability analysis produces defensible evidence for auditors
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One vulnerability, one ticket, one fix
Endor Labs gives you one place to see findings across SCA, SAST, secrets, and container scans, and routes them directly to developer workflows so security doesn't require a separate process or a separate team to manage.
Continuous monitoring against NVD, GHSA, and OSV
Automatic deduplication of findings across scan types
Policy-driven routing to developer workflows
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Evidence that holds up in an audit
SOC 2 Type II auditors evaluate  hether your security controls operated consistently over a 6-12 month observation period. Endor Labs automatically produces the scan results, so evidence collection isn't a scramble at the end.
Continuous scan history and remediation records
Exportable reports for auditor review
Vanta integration for automated evidence sync
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FAQs

What does SOC 2 actually require from an application security (AppSec) standpoint?

SOC 2 doesn't prescribe specific tools or mandate that you fix every vulnerability. What it requires, under Common Criteria CC7.1 and CC4.1, is that you have a functioning, consistent vulnerability management program. The specific controls are flexible, but the evidence of continuous operation is not. You must:

● Scan for vulnerabilities
● Scan for vulnerabilities
● Assess and prioritize findings
● Remediate within defined timelines,
● Prove you've been doing all of this throughout the audit period

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What's the difference between SOC 2 Type I and Type II, and which do we need?

A Type I report evaluates whether your security controls are designed correctly at a single point in time. A Type II report evaluates whether those controls actually operated effectively over a period of 6-12 months. Most enterprise buyers now require Type II, since Type I only proves you had the right controls in place on audit day, not that you actually ran them. If you're pursuing SOC 2 to unlock enterprise sales, plan for Type II from the start.

We don't have a dedicated AppSec or security team. How do we stand up a program that satisfies SOC 2 auditors?

SOC 2 doesn't require a security team, it requires evidence of consistent security practices. The practical challenge for smaller organizations is standing up coverage across your codebase without pulling engineering away from product work. Endor Labs covers SCA, SAST, secrets detection, and container scanning from a single platform, integrates directly into your existing CI/CD pipeline, and routes findings to developer workflows so security doesn't require a separate process or a separate team to manage.

What does a SOC 2 auditor look for when reviewing our vulnerability management program?

Auditors look for evidence that your controls operated consistently throughout the observation period. That means scan results with dates and scope, documented remediation timelines, records showing findings were acted on, and a defensible process for findings your team chose not to remediate. Endor Labs produces this evidence automatically as a byproduct of normal scanning activity, so you're not reconstructing your compliance history before the audit window closes.

Does Endor Labs itself have a SOC 2 report?

Yes. Endor Labs is SOC 2 Type II certified, which means the platform you're using to build your own AppSec program has been independently validated to the same standard. That's one less vendor risk question your own auditor will need to ask.

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