Three Sprints. One Clear First Move.
Built for SaaS startups facing their first wave of enterprise security reviews, SOC 2 questionnaires, and AI buyer due diligence. Start with the free Blocker Review - it maps the real blocker to the right sprint and gives you the diagnosis whether or not you move forward.
Which sprint? The 30-second test:
An enterprise buyer sent you a security questionnaire, asked for SOC 2 evidence, or started asking about your AI features in due diligence → Enterprise Security Review Sprint - we map your controls, write the answers, build the trust pack.
You need to know your real exposure - app, API, cloud, identity, AI features - before a launch, investor review, or buyer asks for a third-party assessment → SaaS Security Assessment Sprint - we validate and prioritize by actual business risk, not CVSS scores.
Not sure which one applies, or both sound relevant → Start with the free Blocker Review - 30 minutes, we read the live artefact with you, and you leave with the right sprint scoped and ready to launch.
30-Minute Security Blocker Review
Start here when something is in the way but the right fix isn't obvious yet. In 30 minutes we surface the top one to three blockers, the right sprint (or "you don't need a sprint yet"), and the exact next step.
Enterprise Security Review Sprint
Built for SaaS startups stuck in vendor security questionnaires, SOC 2 evidence requests, AI-related due diligence, and third-party risk forms. We map your real controls, write defensible answers in the buyer's language, and build a reusable trust pack so the next deal doesn't start from zero.
SaaS Security Assessment Sprint
Built for SaaS startups validating app, API, cloud, identity, and AI-feature exposure before a launch, an investor diligence, or a buyer-requested third-party assessment. AI-assisted recon, expert validation - no platform alert noise, no 200-page report.
Final scope and price are confirmed after the free Blocker Review.
Beyond the Sprint - For Teams That Need Depth or Continuity
The sprints close the immediate blocker. These two tracks are for what comes next.
AI Security for SaaS Startups
Enterprise procurement is now asking SaaS startups hard questions about prompt injection, AI data flow, third-party LLM trust, and model governance. This is a dedicated deep-dive for startups whose AI features are the primary blocker in buyer due diligence - covering the questions no compliance platform framework was written to answer.
Fractional Security Partnership
After the sprint closes the immediate blocker, the next enterprise prospect is going to ask the same questions. This is the continuity layer - same senior operator, fixed monthly scope, no open-ended retainer, cancel any month. For SaaS startups that can't afford to treat security as a one-time project but aren't ready to hire a full-time CISO.
Focused front door. Real depth where it matters for SaaS startups.
Sprints are the way most SaaS startups engage. The work behind them is what actually clears the deal.
AI-assisted evidence tracing & control mapping
Inside the Enterprise Security Review Sprint, AI-assisted tools accelerate control mapping, evidence tracing, and gap detection across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and CAIQ-style questionnaires. Every answer is reviewed and signed off by a senior security operator.
Targeted exposure discovery with human validation
Inside the SaaS Security Assessment Sprint, AI-assisted reconnaissance surfaces signal across web, API, cloud, identity, and AI surfaces. Findings are validated and prioritized by actual buyer impact - not platform-generated alert backlog.
AI security as a first-class focus
Prompt injection, RAG safety, third-party LLM trust, model output handling, AI data flow, and the buyer-facing AI security questions enterprise procurement now sends to SaaS startups. Treated as core sprint work, not a buzzword bolt-on.
See AI Security for SaaS →Senior-level next-step guidance, not junior hand-off
Every sprint is led by a senior security operator who has cleared enterprise reviews before. Output is translated into next moves for the founder, the engineering lead, the head of revenue, and the buyer's procurement team - in their language.
Purpose-built AI surfaces the evidence. Senior operators write the arguments.
DevBrows uses open-source AI models trained for security and compliance to map your controls, surface evidence gaps, and analyse posture directly from your stack - cloud, identity, code repos, policies. No third-party subscription required. Senior operators validate every finding and convert it into buyer-grade trust that closes the deal.
Fractional security partnership
After the sprint, teams that want continuity move into a fractional security partnership - fixed monthly scope, dedicated senior contact, cancel any month. Built for SaaS startups that aren't ready to hire a full-time CISO but know security can't be episodic anymore.
See the Fractional Partnership →The sprint closes the immediate blocker. Security doesn't stop there.
The next enterprise prospect is going to ask the same questions. And the one after that. Here's what the path forward looks like for SaaS startups that want to maintain the momentum.
What you leave the sprint with
A reusable trust pack - security overview, sub-processor list, AI architecture summary, FAQ document - that you own and reuse on the next enterprise review without starting from zero. A remediation roadmap prioritized by buyer impact, not CVSS score. Findings written in plain English for founders, engineering leads, and procurement teams. The sprint output is yours permanently.
The fractional security partnership
After the sprint, teams that want to maintain momentum move into a fractional security partnership: fixed monthly scope, same senior operator you worked with in the sprint, no open-ended retainer, cancel any month. Built for SaaS startups that aren't ready to hire a full-time CISO - but have realized that treating security as a one-time project means repeating the same fire drill every quarter. Most teams that go this route describe it as "the CISO we couldn't afford to hire."
See the full Fractional Security Partnership →What SaaS Startup Founders Usually Ask First
Answer-first guidance for choosing the right sprint without overbuying or accidentally double-paying for what your platform already covers.
Start with the free 30-Minute Security Blocker Review when the next move is unclear. Choose the Enterprise Security Review Sprint (from USD 4,500) when an enterprise buyer is asking security questions and the deal is live. Choose the SaaS Security Assessment Sprint (from USD 6,500) when app, API, cloud, or AI-feature exposure needs to be validated before a launch or buyer review.
No. If the blocker is already obvious, DevBrows moves straight into the right sprint. The review is the cleanest first step when the deadline is real but the diagnosis is not.
No. DevBrows uses purpose-built open-source AI models to map your controls, surface evidence gaps, and analyse your security posture directly from your stack - cloud, identity, code repos, existing policies. No compliance platform subscription required. Senior operators validate every finding, write the questionnaire answers, produce the AI architecture summary, and deliver the full trust pack. You bring the stack. DevBrows does the rest.
Yes - as a first-class part of the work. SaaS startups shipping AI features now get hard buyer questions about prompt injection, AI data flow, third-party LLM trust, and model governance. Each sprint includes the AI security work needed to answer those questions credibly inside the live review.
Yes. After the sprint, teams can move into a fractional security partnership with a fixed monthly scope - dedicated senior contact, cancel any month, no open-ended retainer.
Know exactly which sprint within 30 minutes. Then launch it.
Book the free Blocker Review. Bring the live artefact - the questionnaire, the SOC 2 ask, the AI feature, the procurement email. Leave with the blocker named precisely, the right sprint scoped, and a brief that's ready to execute. Most teams launch within 72 hours of the call.