Raymond Cheng, Founder and CEO of Decrypt Compliance, named as one of Forbes’ Best In-State CPA for 2026
Your enterprise prospect won’t sign until they see a SOC 2 report. Decrypt Compliance is an AICPA-accredited CPA firm led by Big 4 alumni, built for B2B SaaS companies that need a signed audit report without the typical wait.
SOC 2 is a third-party security audit that tells your customers their data is in good hands. The AICPA designed it for service organizations that store or process customer data, evaluating controls across up to five Trust Services Criteria: Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy.
Security is required. The rest depend on your SLAs and what your customers care about. At the end, you get a formal audit report, signed by a licensed CPA firm, that you can hand to any enterprise security team that asks.
A deal stalls. A renewal comes up. A prospect sends a vendor questionnaire with “SOC 2 report” at the top. Your buyers want a report from an independent compliance firm.
Most audit firms are either too big to care or too junior to help. We sit in the middle – senior-level auditors who treat your engagement like it matters.
Raymond Cheng and the Decrypt Compliance team come from EY, PwC, Deloitte, Google, Salesforce, and Tencent. That depth shows up in how audits are scoped, how evidence requests are handled, and how fast reports get done.
Decrypt Compliance is a registered California CPA firm, an accredited AICPA member, and passed its 2025 AICPA Peer Review. When we sign your SOC 2 report, it carries the weight of a credentialed security compliance audit firm.
Both Schellman and Eden Data are PE-owned. Decrypt Compliance is independent. Raymond is on every engagement – the team you start with finishes your report.
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Co-Founder Brick Towers AG
Expectation for an expected timeline was given and also adhered to which helped us a lot to manage expectations with our prospects. Decrypt accommodated our additional input to the draft audit report which helped us to stand out.

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SOC 1 covers financial reporting controls for companies that affect their customers' financial statements. SOC 2 covers data security. If you're unsure which applies, the answer comes from what your customers' auditors are requesting.
Type I unblocks a deal quickly. Type II proves your controls held up over time - which is what enterprise buyers actually want. If your contracts renew annually, Type II is where you're headed.
Type I runs 4-8 weeks from scoping to report. Type II requires a 6-12 month monitoring period before the audit concludes. You'll get a firm timeline during your scoping call.
That's a common starting point. We scope around where you are and tell you what needs to be addressed before the observation period begins.
If you've worked through Vanta, Drata, or a previous auditor, we review what exists and build from it. We'll tell you exactly what transfers during scoping.
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Tell us about your company and we’ll get back to you with a clear path to certification – including timeline and pricing.
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