Error monitoring for SOC 2 certified organizations
Self-host Checkend to maintain SOC 2 compliance. Keep audit trails, control access, and meet trust service criteria.
Key benefits
Access Control
Role-based permissions with full audit logging. Implement least-privilege access to error data.
Audit Trail
Complete logs of all system access and data modifications for SOC 2 audit requirements.
Change Management
Version-controlled deployments with documented update procedures.
Vendor Risk Elimination
Self-hosting removes external vendors from your error monitoring trust boundary.
Features
- Team-based access control
- API key management with scoped permissions
- Database-level audit logging
- Secure configuration management
- Encrypted data at rest and in transit
- Backup and recovery procedures
Ideal for
- SaaS companies requiring SOC 2
- B2B software providers
- Companies handling customer data
- Startups pursuing enterprise customers
- Organizations undergoing security audits
Frequently asked questions
Does self-hosting help with SOC 2 compliance?
Yes. Self-hosting gives you full control over the security, availability, and confidentiality of your error data. You document your controls rather than relying on a vendor's SOC 2 report.
What SOC 2 controls does Checkend support?
Checkend provides: access control (teams, roles), audit logging (database logs), encryption (TLS, database encryption), and availability (standard Docker deployment practices).
How do I document Checkend for auditors?
Document your deployment architecture, access control policies, backup procedures, and update process. Include Checkend as a self-hosted tool in your system description.
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