New features, improvements, and fixes shipping across the platform.
Follow @officiallyiru ↗Microsoft Entra ID (identity) and Arnica (developer security) are now available in the Iru Compliance connector catalog, adding two more sources for automated identity and code-security evidence.
The Trust Center editor now lets admins tune the opacity of their logo image so it looks right against different background treatments in their public trust page.
CMMC and ISO 27701 are now available as frameworks in Iru Compliance, with AI-generated controls and actions and coverage tracking across each framework's full requirement set.
The intake form for AI policy generation has been reorganized into clearer field groups, with tighter spacing and improved handling of long-form inputs.
Policies uploaded through the Policies overview now appear with a Draft status until an admin explicitly publishes them, replacing the previous behavior where uploads went straight to published.
The Policies list now surfaces AI generation jobs that are still running, along with any that failed, so admins never have to wonder whether their generation request is queued, in progress, or stuck.
The Actions table now splits the previous single "Team" column into distinct Owner and Delegate columns, so it's clear at a glance who's responsible for driving each action versus who's supporting.
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