A review of what you choose to share
You decide what it can look at, such as your code and cloud setup. It works within that access and tells you when something it needed was out of reach.
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Security review teammate
An in-depth security review of your software and cloud setup, explained in plain language.
What it is.
Security reviews are often expensive, slow and hard to read. The Security review teammate examines the areas you approve, then delivers a written report that ranks what matters most and explains each finding in terms a business owner can act on, alongside the detail your engineers need.
Who it is for: Founders, technology leads and business teams preparing for customer security questionnaires, investor diligence or their first formal security review.
The work it takes off your plate.
Findings ranked by what matters
Issues are grouped by seriousness, so you know what to fix this week and what can wait.
Plain-language explanations
Each finding says what the problem is, why it matters to the business and what to do about it, with technical detail kept for your engineers.
A report you can share
Receive a written report designed to be read by leadership, customers or advisers, delivered where your team already works.
Follow-up reviews
Run it again after your team makes changes to see what has improved and what remains.
What working with it looks like.
You ask“Review our product before the customer security questionnaire. We have given you read-only access to our code and cloud account.”
You getYou receive a ranked report with a summary for leadership, a fix list for engineers, and a clear statement of anything it could not check.
Where a person decides.
- Access is read-only and limited to what you approve.
- The report states what was and was not reviewed, so you are never left assuming coverage.
- People decide what to fix, accept or escalate.
An owner for every teammateEach AI teammate has a named person responsible for its work and its access.
Access you approveYou choose which systems and information a teammate can use. It does not get more than that.
People stay in the loopAnything consequential, such as sending, publishing or deciding, waits for a person.
A record of the workReview what a teammate did, when it did it and what it cost, then pause or adjust it as your needs change.
Where this teammate is heading.
Not yet available: Scheduled re-reviews on a regular cadence; Summaries of how your risk has changed over time.
Common questions.
Is this the same as a formal certification or penetration test?No. It is a structured review that helps you find and prioritise issues. It does not replace a formal certification or a manual penetration test where one is required.
What access does it need?Only what you approve, and it is read-only. The report lists what was reviewed and what could not be checked.
Who sees the report?It goes to the people you nominate. You decide whether to share it further.
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Try the Security review teammate
Tell us the work you want covered and who should review it. We will scope a pilot with you.