Solutions
Control, proof and one rulebook mean different things to an engineer, an auditor and a board. Each page says what you get, what to show your boss, and the one step to take next.
By role
- Engineering and platformShip as fast as you do now, with the approvals already done.Your team has started using AI agents in production code, and someone has asked how you know what they changed.
- SecurityClose the gaps between what was approved and what is running.A contractor left last quarter and you can’t prove their deploy token is gone.
- Compliance and auditStop collecting screenshots. Export the evidence.Fieldwork starts in six weeks and the change-management sample is due before it.
- Leadership and boardKnow who approved what, before anyone asks.After the last incident, the first question in the board meeting was “who approved this?” and it took a week to answer.
- Suppliers and agenciesShow your clients the quality of your work, without the paperwork.A new client’s procurement team has sent a 200-question supplier security questionnaire.
By industry
- Financial services and fintechChange control your regulator recognises, at fintech speed.Your supervisor has asked how you control changes made with AI coding agents.
- Public sectorCommission software and keep the proof in public hands.A supplier contract ends this year, and nobody is sure where the source and the credentials live.
- HealthcareChanges to clinical systems, approved by the people accountable for them.A release last month touched patient records without a clinical safety review.
- SaaS selling to enterprisesWin the security review with evidence, not promises.An enterprise deal is waiting on your security questionnaire and your SOC 2 report.
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Ship like a startup. Prove it like a bank.