Tallyseal · Standards
The standards your regulator asks about, and how Tallyseal meets each one.
How we build and run Tallyseal: its own security, access control and records.
What you can meet by building on Tallyseal, with our packs and new build code where needed.
A circular map with Tallyseal at the centre. The inner ring shows how Tallyseal itself is built and run, including ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701, OpenID Connect sign-in and discovery, OWASP Top 10 (secure coding), security.txt and a vulnerability disclosure policy, which are in place or ready on Tallyseal, and OpenID Connect logout, sessions and client registration, SAML 2.0 and SCIM 2.0, which we are building. The outer ring shows what you can meet by building on Tallyseal: ISO/IEC 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, NIS2, DORA, GDPR, CRR, EBA DPM, Basel III/IV reporting and XBRL, all ready on Tallyseal, and WCAG 2.x, which stays yours. Each segment is drawn complete; work that stays yours is never shown as a gap. The wordmarks below the map give the same information as text.
Inner ring: Tallyseal itself. Lighter inner segments are being built. Outer ring: Built with Tallyseal, complete. Work that stays yours is named on the tiles, never shown as a gap.
The same map, as wordmarks
Each standard is complete for Tallyseal’s part, or is being built on Tallyseal itself. Status is one of: in place, ready on Tallyseal, we’re building, or yours. Names appear as wordmarks only — no ISO, NIST or AICPA logos.
Logos and names of standards, frameworks and public bodies are the property of their owners. Their appearance here does not imply certification, affiliation or endorsement. ISO and NIST marks are not used; those names appear as text only. AICPA / SOC 2 marks are not used.