Unified Software Risk Visibility
SAM, AI governance, and compliance in one estate graph.
Enterprises face structural exposure from three domains simultaneously: legacy vendor audit risk (IBM, SAP, Broadcom, Oracle), unvetted AI tool deployments creating GDPR and data governance exposure, and shifting regulatory compliance requirements. Each has traditionally required a separate tool — SAM platform, CASB, compliance tracker. Mima graphs all three into one nightly brief.
The convergence matters most when a single identity event touches all three domains. A leaver with an active ghost seat, an unmanaged AI session, and unrevoked access to a regulated data system is a SAM exposure, an AI governance finding, and a compliance risk simultaneously. Mima surfaces this as one connected finding — not three separate tickets across three separate teams.
Calculates license demand (e.g. VMware CPU counts) and eliminates waste. Grounded directly in contract ledgers.
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