Start with the question.
Find your agent.
A code change, a new advisory, an evidence gap. Each asks for a different investigation. Explore how the planned agents fit the work your team needs to do.
The work determines
the agent.
These examples describe planned workflows. They are starting points for a conversation about your environment, not demonstrations of a shipping product.
A change is ready to ship.
A feature can change a data path, an access rule, or what a device stores. Start with the surface that changed, then follow the question across the boundary.
Which security assumptions did this change touch?
- Identify the change
- Investigate the boundary
- Review the proposed fix
- Useful starting context
- A selected change set or test build, the intended behavior, and a suitable test environment.
An advisory lands in your queue.
A headline is a starting point. Version, dependency path, exposure, and compatibility determine what your team should investigate next.
Does this affect the software we actually run?
- Match your environment
- Check affected usage
- Evaluate an upgrade
- Useful starting context
- An inventory or lockfile, deployed versions, relevant exposures, and upgrade constraints.
An evidence review is approaching.
A file can be relevant without covering the right period or system. Start from the requirement, check the supplied material, and make gaps visible to an owner.
Can we explain what this material proves?
- Define the control scope
- Map supplied evidence
- Resolve gaps with an owner
- Useful starting context
- The control set, review period, selected evidence, and the people responsible for it.
Find your surface.
AppShield
An agent for the exposed edges of your applications and APIs.
Code Guardian
An agent that investigates risk in the context of your codebase.
Mobile Guardian
An agent for the trust boundaries inside your mobile app.
Dependency Armor
An agent that puts dependency risk in the context of your software.
Threat Radar
An agent that connects emerging threats to your environment.
Compliance Vault
An agent for the space between security work and audit evidence.
Your workflow may
cross these lines.
Tell us where the question starts and what decision your team needs to make. We can discuss which planned agent fits and what still needs to be built.
Describe your workflow