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		<title>Should You Use a Compliance Automation Platform for SOC 2?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Compliance automation platforms like Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe promise to automate up to 90% of your SOC 2 work but what does that really mean? In this guide, we break down exactly what a SOC 2 compliance automation platform can handle (evidence collection, continuous monitoring, control mapping) and where human expertise is still critical (risk assessment, control design, incident response, and audit defense). If you’re deciding between “tools only” or a hybrid approach with a vCISO, this article gives you a practical framework to choose the right balance for your tech stack, risk profile, and growth stage.</p>
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