The problem
The industry ships dashboards full of findings and calls it security; the findings pile up because closing them is the hard part nobody automated. We take the opposite stance: the point of the product is that issues close. Fixes arrive as pull requests you review and merge, each carrying a signed decision record — and after merge we check your live logs to confirm the issue is actually gone, not just marked resolved.
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
- Verified against your live logs after merge — confirmed closed, not assumed
- The loop is closed: detect, fix, and prove the fix held
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
We confirm it closed
After merge we check your live logs to verify the issue is actually gone.
Continue the platform