u/Grand-Sun-8000

Bought a 1900 cabin/home on an acre in Washington and closed in June. The home had a wood heater under the old owner (who died) and the estate removed the wood stove prior to sale. When getting home insurance quotes having a wood stove tripled the annual cost.

Neighbors say to expect multiple power outages a year so now I need another way to heat my home for those instances. I am in septic and well and will have a jackery/generator for the well and lights but I don’t have a big enough generator atm to handle space heaters.

So would you buy a bigger generator or install a Rinnai (or similar) propane heater? I can’t afford to do both.

As the title says we have no option other than to be successful.

-handle data for big clients
-PII not PHI (Heathcare adjacent)
-less than 20 employees
-audit scheduled to start 8/1
-SOC2 Type 2
-no previous SOC2Type 1
-vanta with no paid audit prep
-Security only
-a lot of turmoil in the past 6 months including ownership change and firing of employees that were previously responsible for SOC2
-just launched new customer software for internal use

Where do I even start?
We have actively put controls in place and been documenting those changes, but there are no SOPs, the policies are out of date, the handbook is even atrocious.

Is the evidence I’m collecting only for the audit period (3 months) or is it from before too?