The problem
Findings pile up because closing them is the hard part. We take the stance that the point of the product is that issues close. Fixes arrive as pull requests you review and merge, each carrying a signed decision record. Checking your live logs after merge to confirm the issue is actually gone is not live yet.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Fixes ship as pull requests you review and merge — always human-approved
- Each PR carries a signed decision record of what changed and why
- A deterministic delta check blocks any fix that would widen access
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
A fix is proposed
The remediation arrives as a reviewable pull request, not a ticket you have to write.
02
You review and merge
Every change is human-approved, and the PR carries a signed record of the decision.
03
Confirming it closed (not live yet)
Re-checking your live logs after merge to confirm the issue is gone is not live yet. Until then, the merged pull request and its signed record are the evidence.
Continue the platform