
SOC 2 Type II requires per-NHI evidence over 6-12 months. Most teams assemble spreadsheets in the weeks before audit — point-in-time snapshots that do not demonstrate operating effectiveness. Oleria accrues evidence continuously so audit becomes a reporting exercise, not a project.
Evidence supporting CC6.1 through CC6.7 — ownership, scope justification, access restrictions — per NHI.
Windowed export filtered to any audit period, cross-referenced by control and NHI.
Windowed export filtered to any audit period, cross-referenced by control and NHI.
Same per-NHI records support ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI without duplicate collection.
Yes. AWS IAM roles, GCP service accounts, Azure managed identities, and SaaS integration users all feed the same NHI graph. SOC 2 evidence covers the full estate, not just the primary IdP.
Evidence accrues from connection forward. Historical data from IdP and logs may be back-filled where available — onboarding will scope what is possible for your environment.
All CC6 sub-controls apply: CC6.1 through CC6.7. Oleria is explicit about which controls each piece of evidence supports so there is no ambiguity in the audit pack.
No. Program platforms manage audit workflow. Oleria is the NHI-specific evidence source that feeds into them — supplying the per-NHI pack most platforms cannot generate on their own.
A non-human identity authenticates without a human logging in — service accounts, API keys, OAuth apps, and CI/CD credentials. NHIs vastly outnumber humans and are subject to the same CC6 logical access controls.

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