ComplyJet's GitHub integration gives you real-time visibility into your codebase and development workflow, from branch protection and code review enforcement to user access and dependency vulnerabilities. The moment you connect your GitHub organization, ComplyJet begins pulling repository, access, and Dependabot data directly from the GitHub API, mapping every signal to 20+ security and privacy frameworks including SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Whether you run a handful of repositories or a large multi-team organization, ComplyJet turns your entire GitHub estate into a single, always-current source of audit-ready evidence, so your SDLC stays locked down without manual checks.
24/7
Continuous monitoring
Compliance automation
How ComplyJet automates SOC 2 / ISO 27001 for GitHub
Proving your development workflow is secure used to mean exporting branch protection settings, screenshotting pull request histories, and manually checking who still has repo access before each audit. Most teams spend days on this every cycle, and the evidence is stale by the time it is compiled.
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Connect once
Authorize ComplyJet with a read-only GitHub App or OAuth connection scoped to your organization. No write access to your code, takes under 10 minutes.
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Monitor continuously
ComplyJet polls your GitHub organization around the clock, tracking branch protection, code review enforcement, repository visibility, user access, and Dependabot alerts.
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Collect evidence automatically
Every passing and failing check is timestamped and stored as audit evidence, with no screenshots, no spreadsheets, no last-minute prep.
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Get alerted on drift
The moment a repo goes public, a pull request merges without review, an account loses MFA, or a critical vulnerability goes unaddressed, ComplyJet flags it in real time.
The result: your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence is always current, your auditor gets a clean documented trail, and your engineers never have to stop shipping to prepare for a review.
See the GitHub integration live
30 minutes. We'll walk through exactly how ComplyJet monitors your GitHub organization, collects evidence, and maps checks to SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
GitHub resources
What Resources does ComplyJet sync from GitHub?
ComplyJet pulls and monitors the following GitHub resources in real time. Click any resource to see what's tracked.
GitHub Repositories
Branch protection rules, code review requirements, and visibility settings for every repository in scope.
GitHub Users & Teams
Organization membership, MFA status, and account-to-employee mapping for access reviews.
GitHub Dependabot Alerts
Open dependency vulnerability alerts and their severity, tracked against remediation timelines.
Continuous checks
What automated tests does ComplyJet run on GitHub?
ComplyJet covers every critical security dimension of your GitHub organization, from access governance to code review enforcement to dependency vulnerabilities, continuously, with every result stored as audit evidence. Click any area to see the checks.
Identity & Access
MFA, account lifecycle, unique accounts
Developer accounts protected with multi-factor authentication: Verifies MFA is enforced on all GitHub user accounts in the organization.
Access revoked on employee departure: Verifies no active GitHub accounts are mapped to former employees.
Shared account use detected and flagged: Ensures every GitHub account is linked to exactly one individual.
Code & Repository Security
Code review, branch protection, repo visibility
Code review required before merge: Verifies repositories require at least one approving review before code can be merged.
Pull request author is not the sole reviewer: Confirms merged pull requests have at least one reviewer who is not the author.
Branch protection enforced even for administrators: Checks that branch protection rules on the default branch apply to admins, not just contributors.
Repositories kept private: Verifies repositories are not exposed publicly.
Vulnerability Management
Dependency alerts across all severities
Dependency vulnerabilities addressed within policy: Verifies open Dependabot alerts across critical, high, medium, and low severities are remediated within their required timeframe.
Dependency scanning active: Confirms dependency vulnerability scanning is enabled so new alerts are surfaced continuously.
GitHub customers
Teams already running GitHub with ComplyJet
Real startups. Real GitHub stacks. Real audit outcomes.
Setup
How to Integrate GitHub with ComplyJet
Takes under 10 minutes. No code required, and ComplyJet never gets write access to your repositories.
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Log in to ComplyJet and go to Integrations
Find GitHub in the integrations list and click Connect.
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Authorize the ComplyJet GitHub App
Install the ComplyJet GitHub App on your organization with read-only access to repository settings, members, and Dependabot alerts. No write access to your code is requested.
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Select your organization
ComplyJet validates the connection and confirms which repositories are in scope.
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ComplyJet begins syncing immediately
Your repositories, users, and Dependabot alerts appear in the inventory within minutes, automated checks start running, and evidence collection begins.
Need help connecting GitHub Enterprise or multiple organizations? Reach out to our support team.
Framework coverage
What Controls Are Automated Across SOC 2 / ISO 27001
ComplyJet maps every GitHub check to the relevant framework controls and maintains an always-current evidence record for your auditor.
SOC 2
Logical access, network security, monitoring, audit trail, availability
CC6.1
Logical access security: MFA enforcement, unique account assignment, access revocation on termination.
CC6.3
Access authorization: repository access governed and reviewed across the organization.
CC6.8
Detection and prevention: branch protection enforced, repositories kept private, dependency vulnerabilities tracked.
CC8.1
Change management: code review required before merge, author-reviewer separation, admin-enforced branch protection.
ISO 27001
Access control, authentication, logging, network security, cryptography, backup
A.5.15
Access control: MFA enforcement, account uniqueness, access revocation on departure.
A.8.4
Access to source code: repositories kept private, branch protection enforced for all roles.
A.8.25
Secure development lifecycle: code review required before merge, author-reviewer separation enforced.
A.8.8
Management of technical vulnerabilities: dependency alerts tracked and remediated across all severities.
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