And the way they verify you are doing what you say you are doing is by asking you to provide evidence, which is usually pretty easy to demonstrate that a policy was followed once or twice, a lot harder for them to pick up consistency issues or exceptions.
Sure, yes. The way I understand SOC2 relies on the auditors to set the effective standard. So it really depends who audited you
SOC2 auditors are accountants. A SOC2 auditor verifies only that you're doing what you say what you're doing.
And the way they verify you are doing what you say you are doing is by asking you to provide evidence, which is usually pretty easy to demonstrate that a policy was followed once or twice, a lot harder for them to pick up consistency issues or exceptions.
Obviously, yes
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