What is live, what is in development, what is next.
Everything Meiyam does today and everything on the way, from new integrations to the enterprise capabilities larger teams need. Every item carries a label.
- Supported
- A framework Meiyam scores today.
- Live
- Available in the product today.
- In development
- Built or being built, not yet available.
- Planned
- Scoped, not yet started.
Available today
These are in the product today.
- Read-only integrations with AWS, GitHub, Microsoft Entra ID, Atlassian, Slack, Okta and Cloudflare
- SOC 2Supported
- ISO 27001:2022Supported
- Scans for one account or many, and on GitHub changes
- Findings, risk acceptance and Jira tickets
- Policies, acceptance and the people roster
- Auditor access and checksummed evidence exports
- Roles, sign-in, webhooks, digest and exports
In development
Built or being built, not yet available.
Microsoft Intune
Device compliance evidence from the fleet Intune already manages: disk encryption, patch currency and screen lock.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Endpoint protection and threat posture as compliance evidence, alongside the device compliance evidence from Intune.
Monitoring and evidence
How Meiyam collects, checks and keeps the evidence behind every control.
Scheduled scans
Scans that run automatically on the cadence you set, so evidence stays current without anyone starting a scan.
Policies, people and access
Sign in with Google, Microsoft, GitHub or Apple
Sign in to Meiyam with an existing Google, Microsoft, GitHub or Apple account.
Integrations
Every scanning integration is read-only, and each one lists the exact access it needs.
Google Workspace
Identity evidence for companies on Google Workspace: 2-Step Verification enforcement, admin roles, external sharing defaults and third-party OAuth grants.
Google Cloud
Project and IAM posture, public exposure, audit logging and KMS posture, checked with the same rule families as AWS so both clouds score on one basis.
Microsoft Azure
Subscription posture: RBAC and privileged roles, storage public exposure, logging and Defender configuration.
GitLab™
The GitHub checks, for GitLab: two-factor enforcement, protected branches and approval rules, token and deploy-key hygiene. GITLAB is a trademark of GitLab Inc. in the United States and other countries and regions.
Bitbucket
Workspace security settings, branch permissions, app passwords and access-key hygiene for Bitbucket Cloud.
Azure DevOps
Organization, project and branch policies, service connections and personal access token hygiene, for teams whose code and pipelines run in Azure DevOps.
Jamf Pro
Device evidence for Apple fleets in Jamf Pro: device inventory, FileVault, screen lock and OS currency, feeding the same device-control rules as Intune.
Iru (formerly Kandji)
Device evidence for Apple fleets on Iru, formerly Kandji: device inventory and configuration posture, feeding the same device rules as Intune and Jamf Pro.
Rippling
HR roster evidence from Rippling: people, departments and employment dates, with joiner and leaver changes feeding offboarding evidence.
BambooHR
HR roster evidence from BambooHR: people, departments and employment fields.
Personio
HR roster evidence from Personio: people, departments and employment fields.
Checkr
Background-check completion per person, joined to the roster, so pre-hire screening is evidenced rather than attested. Check results stay out of scope.
1Password
Credential-management evidence: account-level 2FA policy, vault access model and sharing posture.
Vercel
Deploy-platform posture: team member roles, deployment protection and environment configuration hygiene.
Datadog
Monitoring evidence: monitors exist, are not muted, and have fired and been handled, plus user and API-key hygiene, scanned instead of self-reported.
Linear
Remediation tickets in Linear: open an issue from a finding and follow it on the finding. Closing the issue never resolves the finding by itself. Linear is not a scanned provider.
Frameworks
HIPAA
The HIPAA Security Rule, scored from controls Meiyam already checks.
FIPS 140-3
FIPS 140-3 evidence in the product. A standalone FIPS assessment CLI exists today and runs entirely in your own environment.
Enterprise features on the roadmap
These are planned and not available today.
Single sign-on with your identity provider
Sign in through your own identity provider over SAML 2.0 or OIDC, routed by verified domain, with SSO required per workspace if you choose.
Audit engagement workflow
Import your auditor's request list, pre-answer it from sealed evidence and export the answered list with a package checkable with standard checksum tools.
Auditor portal and provenance checks
A scoped space where your auditor reviews evidence, accepts or flags each request and checks each artifact's origin, with every view and download logged.
Trust centre
A public security page that publishes only what you choose: selected policies, a live control summary, sub-processors and NDA-gated document requests.
Custom frameworks
Map your own control framework onto the controls Meiyam already checks and score it from the same results.
Vendor and risk registers
A vendor register with risk assessments and review dates, and a risk register whose residual scores reflect open findings.
Planned items describe scope, not dates. Third-party names identify the services Meiyam connects to and are trademarks of their respective owners; Meiyam is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by them. Trademark notices
Tell us what you need next
Select the integrations and frameworks you need when you register, and we will email you as each one goes live.