Security review
Before a model goes live in your environment, we prepare what your security team or advisers need to review it: where it runs, who can reach it, what moves where and how it was tested.
The machines and network it lives on, what it connects to and what is out of scope.
Operator, administrator, service and support access, and the assumptions behind each.
How data, models, adapters, logs, outputs and temporary files travel, and where they stop.
Task examples, known limits, review notes and open questions.
Operation, rollback, ownership and what happens next.
Scope
We start by agreeing which system, environment, access and material are in scope, and who on your side owns the review.
Location
A plain description of where the model lives and what it touches.
Access
Who can use or change the system, through which door, under which assumptions.
Movement
Every copy is written down before review and handover.
Evidence
The review material travels with the deployment, so nothing has to be reconstructed later.
After delivery
The material stays organized so your team can inspect it long after we hand over.
Decisions
We prepare the engineering evidence. You and qualified advisers make the final acceptance decision.
Scope
It describes the evidence we prepare. It is not a security approval, legal or regulatory advice, a replacement for your own review or a promise that risk is gone.
We prepare engineering evidence for review. Final security, legal, regulatory and operational acceptance stay with you and your advisers.
A deployment is easier to review when where it runs, who can reach it, what moves and how it was tested are written down first.
A good fit
Not a good fit
Tell us what the work is, what data you keep and where it has to run. We reply within two business days.
