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In Canada, SOC 2 audit varies based on readiness, scope, infrastructural complexities and auditor choice, whereas SMBs spend around CAD 8,000 to 20,000.

If you are curious to see how a real Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) report can help your organization, feel free to reach out to us at info@matayo-ai.com— we would be happy to generate a report for your organisation.

In a digital-first world, protecting user data isn’t just good practice, it’s non-negotiable. With new threats constantly appearing and increasing regulatory scrutiny on data, companies want to show that their ability to protect data is a fact, not just a service.

In a digital-first world, protecting user data isn’t just good practice, it’s non-negotiable. With new threats constantly appearing and increasing regulatory scrutiny on data, companies want to show that their ability to protect data is a fact, not just a service.

In an era where data security and trust equate to business success, businesses must be perceived as having sound processes in place for protecting information. One of the most recognized methods of accomplishing this is by obtaining SOC 2 Type 1 Certification.

As cyber threats increase and data legislation becomes more stringent, more Canadian companies are looking to ISO 27001 certification to instill confidence and safeguard sensitive data.

SOC 2 audits are no longer just a consideration for companies and businesses looking to confirm their data security procedures and customer confidence. But for startups and small businesses, compliance costs can be too high.

SOC 2 audits are no longer just a consideration for companies and businesses looking to confirm their data security procedures and customer confidence. But for startups and small businesses, compliance costs can be too high.

SOC 2 audit services should be regarded as more than a dependency for compliance. They represent a contribution to the future of your MSP.

In 2025, startups are building more than just innovative products—they're building trust. As cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated and well-funded, mitigating risk requires more than good intentions.

Canadian businesses that handle customer-sensitive data must follow exact security protocols and operational standards to build integrity with their clients, with simultaneous protection measures in place for the data.

Canadian businesses that handle customer-sensitive data must follow exact security protocols and operational standards to build integrity with their clients, with simultaneous protection measures in place for the data.