Continuous monitoring · SOC 2 · read-only

Fifteen minutes to your first score. An auditable record of everything after that.

Connect your cloud, code and identity providers read-only. Meiyam checks them against the SOC 2 controls continuously, ranks what is failing, and keeps a tamper-evident record of the evidence. Nothing in your environment is altered.

Self-serve sign-up. No sales call to get started.
7Integrations live today, all read-only. 18 more are planned, and labelled that way.
77Automated SOC 2 rules across those providers. The rest of the catalog is document evidence, shown honestly.
0Changes made to your environment. Every scan is read-only.
Why Meiyam

Provable evidence

Evidence is sealed, hash-chained and append-only. A finding traces back to the raw snapshot it was evaluated from, and the audit trail reads back on the finding itself. When an auditor asks how you know a record was not edited after the fact, there is an answer rather than an assurance.

Verifiable access

The AWS onboarding template carries an explicit write deny you can read before launching it. Scanners never phone home, and the Slack scope set provably contains no message-content scope. You can audit the thing that audits you.

Published prices

The category's incumbents route you to a demo before you see a number. Ours will be published on this site: pricing is being finalised and will be announced soon, as figures rather than a quote form, with self-serve sign-up that does not wait on a sales call.

The honest state

What is live, and what is not

FrameworkSOC 2 has a shipped rule pack. ISO 27001, HIPAA, FIPS 140-3 are planned, and every page on this site labels them that way.
IntegrationsAWS, GitHub, Microsoft Entra ID, Atlassian, Slack, Okta, Cloudflare are connectable today. Planned connectors are marked planned and carry no fabricated screenshots.
Not measuredA control nothing has looked at renders as unproven, never as a pass. Degrading to honesty is a feature, not an apology.

Connect a provider and see what is actually true.