Koop, an AI-powered compliance infrastructure platform designed for high-growth technology companies, has announced the launch of a free SOC 2 controls library along with a cyber liability insurance credit aimed at helping startups build trust with customers faster while reducing the financial burden of compliance. The initiative expands Koop’s Universal Basic Compliance (UBC) program, which provides organizations with a free foundation for creating an operational and audit-ready compliance framework.
As startups scale and pursue enterprise customers, security compliance has become a critical requirement. In particular, SOC 2 has emerged as one of the most commonly requested security assurance frameworks in the United States. However, many early-stage companies struggle to begin their compliance journey due to the complexity, cost, and operational effort required to build a secure control environment. To address these challenges, Koop has introduced a simplified approach that enables organizations to implement compliance fundamentals more efficiently.
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Through the new offering, startups can access a structured SOC 2 controls library at no cost. This library provides a comprehensive set of controls aligned with the SOC 2 framework, allowing companies to establish essential security practices from the start. As a result, teams gain clear guidance on implementing core areas such as access management, monitoring systems, data protection policies, and internal security procedures expected by enterprise buyers.
In addition to the free controls framework, Koop has launched Universal Cyber Protection, a cyber liability insurance credit of up to $100,000. This credit can be applied toward qualifying Koop compliance subscriptions, enabling companies to strengthen both their security posture and financial protection against cyber incidents. By combining compliance infrastructure with insurance coverage, Koop aims to simplify how startups manage cyber risk while accelerating their readiness for enterprise partnerships.
For many organizations, compliance and cyber insurance are closely connected components of risk management. While compliance programs help reduce the likelihood of security incidents, cyber liability insurance provides financial protection when incidents occur. Traditionally, companies address these areas separately, which often leads to increased costs and operational complexity. Koop’s integrated model brings these two critical elements together in a single platform, making it easier for startups to address security, compliance, and risk mitigation simultaneously.
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With the new offering, organizations can access a complete SOC 2 control framework without upfront costs, implement the security practices expected by enterprise customers, and receive cyber liability insurance coverage credits of up to $100,000. Additionally, companies can manage compliance infrastructure and cyber protection from a unified platform, simplifying their approach to security governance.
“Companies shouldn’t have to choose between becoming compliant and protecting themselves from cyber risk,” said Koop Founder and CEO Sergey Litvinenko. “By combining free SOC 2 controls with cyber liability protection, we’re making it easier for startups to build trust with customers while strengthening their risk posture.”
The new SOC 2 controls library and cyber liability insurance credit are available immediately through Koop’s Universal Basic Compliance platform. By lowering the barriers to entry for compliance and cyber protection, Koop aims to help emerging technology companies establish strong security foundations while accelerating their ability to work with enterprise customers and regulated industries.
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