New offering provides audit-ready SOC 2 foundation and up to $100,000 in cyber liability insurance credit with qualifying compliance purchase
Koop, the AI-powered compliance infrastructure platform for high-growth technology companies, today announced the launch of a free SOC 2 controls library and cyber liability insurance credit designed to help startups accelerate trust with customers while reducing the financial burden of building a compliance program.
The new offering expands Koop’s Universal Basic Compliance (UBC) initiative, which provides companies with a free foundation for establishing a workable, audit-ready compliance program.
SOC 2 has become the most commonly requested security assurance framework in the United States, yet many startups struggle to get started due to the complexity and cost of building a compliant control environment.
Koop’s free SOC 2 controls library provides organizations with a structured set of controls aligned to the SOC 2 framework, giving teams a clear starting point for implementing security, access management, monitoring, and data protection practices expected by enterprise customers.
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In addition to the controls library, Koop is introducing Universal Cyber Protection, a cyber liability insurance credit of up to $100,000 that can be applied toward qualifying Koop compliance subscriptions.
With this launch, organizations can:
- Access a complete SOC 2 controls framework at no cost
- Implement security and compliance practices expected by enterprise buyers
- Receive up to $100,000 in cyber liability insurance coverage creditable toward Koop compliance services
- Combine compliance infrastructure and insurance protection in a single platform
For many startups, compliance and insurance are two sides of the same risk management challenge. Koop’s integrated approach allows companies to address both simultaneously.
“Companies shouldn’t have to choose between becoming compliant and protecting themselves from cyber risk,” said Koop Founder and CEO Sergey Litvinenko. “By combining free SOC 2 controls with cyber liability protection, we’re making it easier for startups to build trust with customers while strengthening their risk posture.”
The SOC 2 controls library and cyber liability insurance credit are available today through Koop’s Universal Basic Compliance platform.
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