SOC 2 for AI-Native Products: What Changes When Agents Help Write the Code

#1741543: SOC 2 for AI-Native Products: What Changes When Agents Help Write the Code | Live Webinar, June 29

Description:	Most AI-native companies don't discover the compliance gap until the auditor finds it. By then, it's too late to fix cleanly. SOC 2 assumes a human approved the change, reviewed the code, and owned the evidence trail. When AI agents step into those roles — writing code, reviewing PRs, managing deployments — the controls don't just weaken. The compliance artifacts auditors are trained to look for simply don't exist. On June 29, 11:00 AM CT, UnderDefense and Boulay, a CPA firm with a global SOC 2 reporting practice, are running a live session — "SOC 2 for AI-Native Products: What Changes When Agents Help Write the Code." 📅 June 29, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CT 📍Register here→ During the webinar we'll cover: → Why audits got harder — Five questions AI-native companies struggle to answer: AI usage policies, code review, change management, access controls, and evidence chain-of-custody. → How copilots bypass existing controls — Branch protection disabled. Code reviewed by the agent that wrote it. Secrets shared informally. Each instance a gap an auditor will find. → The fastest path to certification — How pairing continuous compliance tooling with a security partner compresses the timeline and produces results your customers can trust. Speakers: Nazar Tymoshyk, Ph.D. Researcher, SANS and RSA Conference Speaker, CEO at UnderDefense. Jeffrey Filler, Partner, Boulay Landon Adolphson-Fulsom, Senior Manager, Boulay
More info:	https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/soc-2-ai-native-products-what-changes-when-agents-fylbe/

Description:

Most AI-native companies don't discover the compliance gap until the auditor finds it. By then, it's too late to fix cleanly.

SOC 2 assumes a human approved the change, reviewed the code, and owned the evidence trail. When AI agents step into those roles — writing code, reviewing PRs, managing deployments — the controls don't just weaken. The compliance artifacts auditors are trained to look for simply don't exist.

On June 29, 11:00 AM CT, UnderDefense and Boulay, a CPA firm with a global SOC 2 reporting practice, are running a live session — "SOC 2 for AI-Native Products: What Changes When Agents Help Write the Code."

📅 June 29, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CT

📍Register here→

During the webinar we'll cover:

→ Why audits got harder — Five questions AI-native companies struggle to answer: AI usage policies, code review, change management, access controls, and evidence chain-of-custody.

→ How copilots bypass existing controls — Branch protection disabled. Code reviewed by the agent that wrote it. Secrets shared informally. Each instance a gap an auditor will find.

→ The fastest path to certification — How pairing continuous compliance tooling with a security partner compresses the timeline and produces results your customers can trust.

Speakers:

Nazar Tymoshyk, Ph.D. Researcher, SANS and RSA Conference Speaker, CEO at UnderDefense.
Jeffrey Filler, Partner, Boulay
Landon Adolphson-Fulsom, Senior Manager, Boulay

More info:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/soc-2-ai-native-products-what-changes-when-agents-fylbe/

Date added	June 12, 2026, 8:29 p.m.
Source	LinkedIn
Subjects	AI/ML - Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / GenAI / Artificial General Intelligence - AGI - Various PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc. SOCs / Security Operations Centers
Venue	June 29, 2026, midnight - June 29, 2026, midnight