What we review
A structured look at how exploitable risk moves through your organisation today, and where the loop should close.
- 01
Development workflow
How code, including AI-generated code, moves from change to production, and who sees what.
- 02
Existing security activities
Scanning, pentesting, red teaming, AI and agent evaluations: what each answers and when.
- 03
Runtime visibility
What you can see in production and how quickly a new exploitable behaviour would be noticed.
- 04
Remediation and prevention
How findings reach engineers, how fixes are verified, and what stops a fixed issue from returning.
- 05
Ownership and MATT fit
Who owns each step today, and where an AI Security Supervisor would close the gaps.
What you leave with
- →An ExploitOps map of your current workflow
- →The gaps that matter most, ranked
- →Your ExploitOps maturity level
- →What should be continuous versus point-in-time
- →Whether MATT applies, and where
Who it is for
Procurement, handled.
Everything your legal and security teams will ask for, ready before the review.
Book your review.
Pick a time, tell us the product, settle the fee. Confirmation and a short pre-read arrive by email.
Is this a sales call?
It is a paid diagnostic of your security operating loop, run by a researcher. You leave with a written ExploitOps map and ranked gaps, whichever direction you take afterwards. The fee is what makes the hour itself the product.
What do you need from us beforehand?
A product URL, a one-line description of what it does, and who will be on the call. Read-only access is optional and speeds things up.
Who runs the review?
A senior Mattersec researcher runs the hour. Backgrounds include Appknox, OWASP, Black Hat and Hall of Fame credits at Apple, Meta and Microsoft.
What happens after?
You receive the notes within a day. If an ExploitOps program makes sense, we scope it. If not, you keep the notes.