Proof that it is fixed, not another list of what is wrong.
SecureFlow finds the security problems in what you build, proposes the change that fixes each one, and produces a signed record that the fix worked. The record verifies without us.
No card. Read-only access. Australian hosting.
A finding you can act on
The file, the line, what reaches it, and how confident we are — said plainly when we are not sure, rather than rated highly to be safe. Ordered by what to do first, not by what a tool happened to score.
A fix you can review
A patch on a branch, with a test that fails before it and passes after. It opens a pull request. Nothing merges without a person, and a fix that does not pass its own test is never proposed.
A proof you can send
The finding, the change, the test, the re-scan that confirms it, and a signature over all four. It checks with a public key and keeps working if we disappear. This is the part your customers actually ask for.
What this is not
It is not an agent on your laptops, it is not a firewall, and it is not a dashboard that aggregates other people’s findings. It works on the software you build — your repositories, your applications, your cloud accounts and your MCP endpoints — and it stops at the edge of what it can honestly see.
What is in it
Six parts. Each page says what that part does not do, because the boundary is the useful half.
Findings
Everything wrong with what you build, in an order you can work down.
FixPilot
The change that fixes it, with a test that proves it.
Evidence
A signed record that a specific thing was fixed, that anybody can check.
Reports
The document somebody outside your team actually asked for.
Protect
Your dependencies and your AI endpoints, watched continuously.
Managed
When you would rather somebody else did it.
Built in Australia, hosted in Australia
Everything runs in AWS Sydney. Your code, your findings and your evidence stay in the country, and the company you contract with is an Australian one with an ABN on every invoice.