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Mayo ASPM: development update · 2026-10-05

Mayo ASPM is being built to bring security scan results, prioritization, and policy workflows together. Recent work has focused on strengthening the security checks behind the project and making sure existing API keys continue to work as verification improves. Security scans…

Mayo ASPM is being built to bring security scan results, prioritization, and policy workflows together. Recent work has focused on strengthening the security checks behind the project and making sure existing API keys continue to work as verification improves.

Security scans and pull-request feedback are being brought under a more consistent process. Checks can use reserved runners, and obsolete queued scans are less likely to hold up newer work. These changes help keep the project’s own security checks current and dependable.

API key verification now uses scrypt, while existing keys remain valid. Dependency updates and deployment-boundary changes further strengthen the project as it continues to develop.

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