Five years with Vanta. Five years of SOC 2 experience. One business owner's perspective. Todd Jusas spent more than 20 years building and operating Juiced Technologies, a software company that was ultimately acquired by Quickbase. As the company's owner and CTO/CISO, Todd was responsible for navigating the technical, operational, and business challenges of maintaining a SOC 2 Type II compliance program. In this Vanta Community session, Todd shares what he's learned from five years of using Vanta to support SOC 2 compliance. He'll discuss the realities of getting started, how the process evolved over time, where Vanta provided value, and the lessons learned from maintaining compliance while running a growing business. Expect a practical, candid conversation about balancing compliance with everyday business demands, making effective use of automation, preparing for audits, and building processes that remain manageable year after year. Whether you're beginning your SOC 2 journey or preparing for another annual audit, you'll come away with insights from someone who has experienced the process firsthand. The event will take place in the Slack huddle (here) in Vanta Chatter. Bring your questions. We’re saving time for live Q&A. About Todd Todd Jusas is a technology entrepreneur and cybersecurity leader with more than 20 years of experience building and operating software businesses. As the founder and CTO/CISO of Juiced Technologies, a provider of software solutions and integrations for the Quickbase ecosystem, Todd oversaw technology strategy, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and SOC 2 Type II compliance. Over five years, Todd used Vanta to help manage the company's SOC 2 program, gaining firsthand experience with the challenges of implementing, maintaining, and improving compliance processes while balancing the demands of running a business. Juiced Technologies was acquired by Quickbase in 2025. Todd brings a perspective that combines technical security expertise with the practical realities of business ownership.
