Honest framing first
This page describes how an agent deployment maps to SOC 2 trust criteria. It does not claim any certification for remoteagent.online, and no document on this site replaces an auditor’s opinion.
Where agents touch the criteria
| Criterion | What an agent fleet must show |
|---|---|
| Security | Secure mode, sandboxing, least-privilege tool access |
| Availability | Monitoring and alerting for down devices — offline detection |
| Processing integrity | Verifiable task outputs and the Deep Dive traces behind them |
| Confidentiality | Vault-based keys, role-based access |
| Privacy | Minimization and retention rules from the GDPR checklist |
The evidence stack
Auditors will ask for the same artifacts repeatedly: the audit trail, access review records, policy documents with dates, and incident logs. Build them as a byproduct of operation — the argument from audit compliance — and Type 2 becomes “show the last twelve months” instead of a fire drill.
Scope honestly
Scope the system boundary tightly: which devices, which data, which services. An honest narrow scope reviews cleanly; a wide vague one does not. Start with one central policy and one audit stream, and grow the scope only with the evidence.