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SOC Audits Enhance Momentum’s Security Success

Strategic security audits became the foundation for competitive advantage and organizational resilience

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Strategic security audits became the foundation for competitive advantage and organizational resilience

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This episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers features how Momentum's strategic approach to SOC audits has driven both security enhancement and business growth. Hosts Lulu Hernandez Walker and Alexis Kennedy welcome Seth Sageser from Momentum. The discussion highlights the evolution of their partnership, focusing on how Momentum expanded its SOC audit practices from two to six audits, resulting in a stronger security posture and a competitive edge in the market.

Key Points:

  • Momentum's growth strategy included expanding from two SOC audits to six across multiple companies, driving a comprehensive approach to security.
  • The strategic partnership between Weaver and Momentum focuses on continuous improvement, adapting SOC processes to meet evolving needs.
  • Momentum's proactive approach to security audits has enhanced customer trust and streamlined their compliance efforts, ensuring long-term success.

In this episode, Walker and Kennedy engage with Sageser from Momentum to discuss the evolution of their partnership. The conversation highlights how Momentum's commitment to intentional, strategic SOC audits has been pivotal in its growth. By expanding from two SOC audits to six across various companies, Momentum has met compliance requirements and strengthened its overall security posture. This approach has allowed them to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive market.

"Not all vendors are partners," Sageser said, reflecting on the importance of Weaver's role in Momentum's journey. "But over the last three years, you've shown up and shown out for us, especially during challenging times like COVID and with the 2023 SOC guidance changes. Your ability to adapt and push us forward has made you a true partner." This quote encapsulates the essence of the discussion—how a strategic and adaptable approach to SOC audits can significantly improve security and business operations.

Your ability to adapt and push us forward has made you a true partner.
— Seth Sageser, Momentum

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