You’re not the only one that’s worked with audits.
I get I won’t get a reply, and that’s fine. But let’s be clear,
> I've explained my position in very straightforward words.
You never explained what would be enough proof which is how this all started. Your original post had,
> Do you just completely trust them to comply with self imposed rules when there is no way to verify, let alone enforce compliance?
And no. Someone mentioned they go through SOC 2 audits. You then shifted the questioning to the organization doing the audit itself.
You now said
> I have an informed opinion on what I find trustworthy in that domain.
Which again, you failed to expand on.
So you see, you just keep shifting the blame without explaining anything. Your argument boils down to, ‘you’re wrong because I’m right’. I also don’t have any idea who you are to say, this person has the credentials, I should shut up.
So, all I see is the goal post being moved, no information given, and, again, your argument is ‘you’re wrong because I’m right’.
I get I won’t get a reply, and that’s fine. But let’s be clear,
> I've explained my position in very straightforward words.
You never explained what would be enough proof which is how this all started. Your original post had,
> Do you just completely trust them to comply with self imposed rules when there is no way to verify, let alone enforce compliance?
And no. Someone mentioned they go through SOC 2 audits. You then shifted the questioning to the organization doing the audit itself.
You now said
> I have an informed opinion on what I find trustworthy in that domain.
Which again, you failed to expand on.
So you see, you just keep shifting the blame without explaining anything. Your argument boils down to, ‘you’re wrong because I’m right’. I also don’t have any idea who you are to say, this person has the credentials, I should shut up.
So, all I see is the goal post being moved, no information given, and, again, your argument is ‘you’re wrong because I’m right’.
I’m out too. Good luck.