Continuous SOC 2 evidence without audit-window fire drills

No, Cadenio complements them. Tools like Drata collect evidence from integrations, while Cadenio structures continuous SOC 2 evidence for human processes: access review, change management, training, and incident investigation.

Create a flow per control with execution frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly). Cadenio generates the run on the right date with the assigned owner and mandatory field, ensuring continuous SOC 2 evidence throughout the audit period.

Yes. Create a quarterly access review flow per system with manager approval for each account. The result (keep/revoke) is recorded with decision-maker and date, forming continuous SOC 2 evidence for auditors.

Create an annual training flow with attendance confirmation, effectiveness test, and certificate per employee. History per person and role — SOC 2 auditors accept this as evidence of the security training control.

Yes. ISO 27001 Annex A controls map directly: access management (A.9), cryptography (A.10), physical security (A.11), incident management (A.16), continuity (A.17). Each control's processes are documented with auditable evidence.

A SOC 2 audit checklist should cover access reviews per system, change management with approval and rollback record, security awareness training with completion evidence, incident response with SLA, and vendor risk assessment. Each control needs a named owner, execution frequency, and mandatory evidence field to produce continuous audit-ready records.