Category: Collaboration
Secure Miro browsing
Miro's trust center lists SOC 2 Type II. It also lists ISO 27001 and ISO 42001. Board risk comes from sharing and fake invites.
Quick answer
Miro publishes its audits at trust.miro.com. It lists SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 reports. It also lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and 42001:2023. Board risk comes from sharing. A board can mix internal plans with outside guests. Restrict public board links. Remove guests when the work ends. Verify unexpected board invites with the sender. Open unknown links in an isolated browser.
Last updated
2026-11-01
Main browser risks for Miro
- Phishing that impersonates board invites and shared-link notifications.
- Publicly shared boards exposing sensitive internal diagrams and plans.
- External links embedded in boards leading to malicious sites or downloads.
- Session compromise risk when users browse risky sites while authenticated to collaboration tools.
- Copy/paste leakage of strategy, product, and customer information into untrusted web apps or AI tools.
Typical sensitive data in Miro
- Product roadmaps and strategic planning boards.
- Architecture diagrams and workflows.
- Customer journey maps and research notes.
- Meeting notes, screenshots, and internal links.
- Exports and images shared externally.
- Access and sharing metadata for boards.
What Miro's trust center lists
| Document | What it is |
|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type II report (2025 to 2026) | An independent audit of security controls |
| SOC 3 report (2025 to 2026) | A general-use report on the same controls |
| ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificate | Information security management |
| ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certificate | AI management system |
| Cyber Essentials certificate | A UK government-backed baseline security scheme |
| IRAP attestation letter | An Australian government security assessment |
Listed on trust.miro.com, checked October 30, 2026.
Recommended controls by role
Executives
- Avoid public sharing for strategy boards; use least-privilege invites.
- Open unknown external links from boards in isolation.
- Verify unexpected invite emails through a second channel.
IT Admins
- Enforce extension allowlists for collaboration-heavy roles.
- Isolate unknown destinations opened from shared boards and embeds.
- Scan files that outside collaborators share before opening.
Security
- Audit sharing settings and external collaboration permissions regularly.
- Investigate suspicious invite links in an isolated browser.
- Set an AI use policy for board content.
Where Shield fits with Miro
The controls above are general security practices, not Legba features. Miro is not a Legba integration.
Legba's part is narrow. Shield opens a page in an isolated browser off your device. Use it for a link you do not trust.
Limits
Shield moves page execution off your device. Downloads and copied data still cross that boundary. It cannot stop you sharing passwords with unfamiliar sites. Treat downloads and sign-in prompts with care.
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Miro security questions
Is Miro ISO 27001 certified?
Who can see a shared Miro board?
What should I do with an unexpected Miro invite?
Which is the bigger Miro risk, malware or data leakage?
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