SOC 1/2, GRC, ISO & IT audit readiness—built for startups and scaleups.
Rinjol Consulting helps teams design practical controls, produce auditor-ready evidence, and pass client security reviews—without turning your roadmap into paperwork.
Services built for real-world audits
Choose a focused engagement or a full program build. Everything is designed to reduce churn with auditors and unblock sales.
SOC 2 Readiness & Support
From scoping to evidence collection and audit coordination.
GRC Program Design
Lightweight governance that doesn’t slow shipping.
ISO-Aligned Controls
Implement and operationalize policies, training, and review cycles.
How we work
Clear phases, minimal disruption, auditor-ready outputs.
1) Scope + readiness
Define boundaries, systems, vendors, and what “pass” means for your buyers.
- Framework mapping + scope confirmation
- Evidence inventory + gap analysis
- 30/60/90 plan
2) Build + operationalize
Controls, policies, and routines that become business-as-usual.
- Policy + procedure pack
- Control ownership + cadence
- Training + documentation
3) Evidence + audit support
Make evidence collection repeatable and low-stress.
- Evidence tracker + samples
- Auditor Q&A prep
- Remediation follow-through
4) Improve + scale
Reduce risk while keeping speed—continuous improvement cycles.
- Risk review cadence
- Vendor/security reviews
- Metrics for leadership
We can prioritize buyer requests and security questionnaires while your audit work continues.
FAQs
Quick answers for founders and operators.
How fast can we get audit-ready?
Timelines depend on your current controls, evidence maturity, and scope. Many teams can become “buyer-ready” quickly with a focused remediation plan and an evidence tracker.
Do you work with our auditor, or do we need one?
We support audit preparation and coordination. If you don’t have an auditor yet, we’ll help you define selection criteria and prep your internal materials.
Can we start with one framework and map later?
Yes. We often start with the most urgent buyer requirement, then map controls to other frameworks to reduce duplicate work.