One agent across your infrastructure, repositories and pipelines — continuous configuration testing, secret leakage detection, vulnerability tracking and SDLC evidence, mapped to the clause it proves.
Continuous scanning, not annual snapshots
From leaked secret to rotation steps
Cloud, code and identity connectors
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The infra agent labels every account, workload, bucket, database and cluster as production or non-production from naming, tags, traffic and data flow — so controls apply where they matter and nothing is classified by hand.
Instead of a generic checklist, the agent filters the compliance checklist down to your real estate and auto-completes justified exceptions — an S3 bucket may stay public when it holds no sensitive data, a non-prod database can skip PITR, a sandbox account can skip full log retention — each exception written up with reasoning and evidence for approval.
The codebase agent classifies every repository — production service, internal tool, infra-as-code, sandbox, archived — and sets the right SDLC expectations for each without you tagging anything.
Pull requests are analysed for risky changes, missing peer review, security-relevant diffs, IaC drift and policy-breaking merges, with a plain-language summary of what changed and why it matters.
AWS, Azure and GCP checked for encryption, logging, backups, IAM hygiene, key rotation and network exposure — per account and region.
Public buckets, open security groups, unencrypted volumes and over-broad roles surfaced with blast radius and a remediation change.
Commits, history, branches and PRs scanned for API keys, tokens and credentials, with the exposure window and rotation steps.
Live CVE feeds matched against your dependency and asset inventory, ranked by exploitability rather than raw CVSS.
Branch protection, peer review, pipeline gates and repo access reviewed and evidenced automatically.
Every passing test becomes timestamped evidence against SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA clauses.
Read-only connectors to cloud accounts, Git providers and identity.
The agent inventories accounts, repos, assets and owners.
Continuous tests, secret scans and CVE matching run on their own schedule.
Findings come with fixes, owners and re-tests — then file themselves as evidence.
Yes by default. The agent reads configuration and metadata; remediation is proposed as a change for your team to approve and apply.
Repositories are scanned on connect and continuously afterwards, so new leaks surface with rotation steps within minutes of the push.
The Policy Agent reads your company, stack and frameworks, then writes a complete, audit-ready policy set grounded in how you actually operate — and keeps it current as you change.
Traditional tools make you create checklists, chase people and run reports by hand. The Workforce Agent does the work: it pulls the roster, assigns what each person needs, follows up until it is done, and files the evidence. You only review and approve.
Security questionnaires, DDQs and your public Trust Center, powered by your live compliance state — every answer cited to a control and artefact, with a confidence score.
The RFP Agent drafts long-form enterprise responses — security, privacy, resilience and compliance sections — from your live program, so procurement never becomes the bottleneck.
Adding systems, guessing criticality, mapping users to roles and hunting privilege drift is manual, error-prone work. The Access Management & Review Agent understands your critical systems, auto-maps the data, flags incorrect access and asks you to acknowledge — while it handles the rest.
A 30-minute working session — we scope your program live and show exactly what the agent would do first.