SOC 2 Type I evaluates the design of security controls at a specific point in time, while Type II assesses how effectively those controls operate over a defined period.

Spring Boot provides built-in security features such as authentication, authorization, and integration with security frameworks, but additional configurations are required to meet enterprise and compliance standards.

DevSecOps integrates security into the development lifecycle, enabling automated testing, continuous monitoring, and faster identification of vulnerabilities key requirements for SOC 2 compliance.

Yes, microservices increase the attack surface due to multiple APIs and services. However, with proper architecture, monitoring, and access controls, they can be made highly secure.

No, but cloud platforms simplify compliance by offering built-in security controls, monitoring tools, and compliance frameworks.