Know how audit-ready you are before anyone makes you prove it.
Customer security questionnaires, cyber-insurance renewals, DoD flow-downs — the demands are already headed your way. Assurance scores your readiness in plain English and hands you the gap list, in priority order, with the first step written out.
The questionnaire arrives on a Thursday, it has ninety questions, and the deal is waiting on it.
Nobody finds out they are unprepared at a convenient moment. Find out on your own schedule instead — and get the work plan that closes the gap.
How it works
Three pressures, one score.
SOC 2 readiness, a CMMC quick check, and a worked sample of the finished result. Pick the pressure you are actually under and answer for that.
Plain-English questions.
Company, scope, then about fifteen minutes of questions written for an owner rather than an assessor. No control-framework vocabulary you have to look up first.
Nothing leaves your browser.
No email wall and no upload. The personalization stays on your side of the screen — which matters when the honest answers are the ones you would not put in a form.
A score with a stage attached.
Not just a number: what stage you are at, how many gaps stand between you and the next one, and the milestone at which bringing in a firm starts paying for itself.
Gaps, prioritized, with first steps.
Every gap names the criterion, what closing it looks like, its priority, and a concrete first move — run the risk assessment, publish the policy set, stand up the scans. It reads like a work plan because it is one.
Something to hand your partners.
The output is built to be forwarded — to your CPA firm, your insurer, or the customer's security team — as evidence that the work is scoped and underway.
What this is — and what it is not
It is
- A readiness assessment against published criteria.
- A prioritized gap list with concrete first steps.
- A roadmap you can hand to whoever does the real audit.
It is not
- A SOC 2 audit, or any kind of certification.
- An attestation anyone else can rely on.
- A substitute for a licensed assessor or a CPA firm.
The tool tells you where you stand and what the next milestone is — including the point at which calling a CPA firm or a C3PAO becomes worth the money.
What you get
Run the checks yourself, or have Blue Star facilitate them and turn the gap list into the roadmap somebody actually works through.
Priced once we've seen yours
Assurance Score is set up and run for you, month to month. What it costs turns on how many locations and frameworks are in scope — so we quote it once, on a call, against your actual situation.
Talk to Blue Star about the Assurance Score
Tell us a little about your business and a person replies from hello@bluestarlogic.com — usually within one business day.