Need to get SOC2 report and W9 form for GitHub to complete vendor due diligence

Vitaliy Rozenshteyn 0 Reputation points
2026-02-26T16:07:51.8833333+00:00

Good morning,

I highly appreciate a quick response and help in getting SOC2 report and W9 form for GitHub to complete vendor due diligence.

please email forms to ******@jovia.org.

Regards,

Vitaliy Rozenshteyn

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    2026-02-26T16:08:03.99+00:00

    For GitHub, the SOC 2 report is available because the app is SOC 2 Type 2 certified. However, SOC reports are not distributed via public forums or by community responders and are typically obtained directly from the vendor (GitHub/Microsoft) under NDA as part of a formal security or vendor due‑diligence process.

    For tax documentation such as a W‑9, the available Microsoft W‑9 form is published online and can be downloaded directly as part of setting up Microsoft in an Accounts Payable system.

    To proceed with vendor due diligence:

    1. For GitHub SOC 2 report
      • Engage GitHub/Microsoft through the established vendor security or procurement channel used by the organization.
      • Request the latest SOC 2 Type 2 report for GitHub as part of the security due‑diligence package. The compliance attestation in the context confirms that SOC 2 Type 2 exists but does not provide the report itself.
    2. For W‑9 form (Microsoft)
      • Download the current Microsoft W‑9 form directly from the published asset:
        • US: W9 Form – used to set up Microsoft as a vendor in Accounts Payable.
    3. Do not rely on email requests to community forums
      • Community or Q&A channels cannot send documents to specific email addresses or fulfill formal due‑diligence document delivery. Use official support, procurement, or vendor‑management contacts instead.

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