Product companies get asked for SOC 2 reports, security questionnaires, and architecture reviews by prospects who haven’t paid a dollar yet. We make the corporate side of your business answerable.
The Real Problem
Engineering-led companies build strong products and treat corporate IT as an afterthought — laptops unmanaged, access granted in Slack, offboarding handled by memory. Then an enterprise prospect sends a 200-question security review, and the deal stalls on the boring half of the business rather than on the technology.
Engineers on personal machines with no encryption enforcement or inventory — a fast audit failure.
Production credentials handed out in chat, with no approval record and no periodic review.
Departing engineers keep tokens and repository access because nobody kept a list of what they held.
Audit season becomes weeks of engineering time reconstructing records that should have accrued naturally.
What We Handle
Company devices inventoried, encrypted, and monitored — with enforcement engineers will tolerate.
Centralized identity so access is granted, reviewed, and revoked in one place rather than app by app.
Scheduled recertification of who holds what, with the approval trail an auditor expects to see.
Documented joiner and leaver processes that close every account, not just the obvious ones.
Control documentation accruing continuously, so audit prep stops consuming engineering sprints.
Help answering enterprise security reviews with responses grounded in your actual configuration.
If enterprise prospects keep stalling at the questionnaire, that’s a fixable problem. Let’s talk.
