Due diligence

Look under the hood, fast

Before a raise or an acquisition, buyers want to know what they're getting into. Security debt is part of the equation, and no one wants to discover a critical vulnerability after the deal closes.

A factual snapshot in a few hours

• Vulnerability inventory by severity, across all code and dependencies.
• Exposed secrets and infrastructure misconfigurations.
• Attack surface: forgotten subdomains, HTTP headers, WAF posture.
• Accessibility score WCAG / EAA if the product is consumer-facing.

Dated, reproducible, neutral

The report is a factual document, not a commercial opinion. Dated, reproducible, based on recognized OSS scanners. Exactly what an investor or acquirer can attach to the deal file.

For both sides of the table

• Seller side: prepare the due diligence, fix issues before they're used against you, negotiate from a position of strength.
• Buyer side: get an independent read of security technical debt before you commit.

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