Review the requirement
Review one enterprise questionnaire or procurement evidence request for one product of agreed scope. Identify deal-blocking questions, required proof, and matters that need buyer clarification.
Enterprise security & procurement readiness
Security Gate Sprint
Turn the buyer’s request into an evidence and remediation plan.
For a founder, CTO, or procurement owner who cannot yet tell which evidence, control gap, or testing requirement is holding up a buyer review. Bring one request, one product, and the reviewer’s deadline.
Scope & deliverables
What the engagement covers.
Understand the architecture
Discuss the product, identity, hosting, data flows, integrations, and AI components. Separate current controls from planned capabilities.
Inventory the evidence
Map available reports and documents to the request. Identify missing evidence, unclear statements, and control gaps without claiming controls that do not exist.
Agree the next action
Receive a buyer evidence summary, prioritized gaps, recommended owners, a decision workshop, and an action plan. The output is useful whether the next step is an internal fix, buyer clarification, specialist support, or separately scoped testing.
Choose the right first step
A useful decision, even if no pentest follows.
If your buyer has already specified a pentest and its reporting requirements, scope that testing directly. The Sprint is for uncertainty about the requirement, available evidence, or next action. Its agreed deliverables stand on their own; no follow-on engagement is required.
Commercial scope
Know what you are commissioning.
Fixed at $2,500 USD for one product and one buyer request of agreed size. Extensive answer drafting, multiple requests, policy implementation, technical testing, and audit services are separate scope.
Before work begins, agree delivery dates, authorized access, exclusions, data handling, and payment terms. Review our methodology and report expectations.
Practical answers
Before we start.
Is this a pentest or a certification?
The sprint is a review and planning engagement. Independent SaaS or AI testing is separately scoped. DevBrows does not issue SOC 2 audit opinions or ISO certifications.
What do we bring?
The buyer’s requirement and deadline, a product overview, relevant security evidence, and the engineer who understands the system. We agree secure sharing and confidentiality before exchanging sensitive documents.
Will this guarantee procurement approval?
The buyer determines acceptance. The sprint gives your team an accurate view of the requirement, evidence gaps, and actions to take; it does not guarantee approval or contract closure.
Prepare for the engagement
Relevant buyer guides.
Enterprise Security Reviews: A SaaS Guide
Practical guidance for scope, evidence, and the next security decision.
SaaS Security Questionnaires: Response Guide
Practical guidance for scope, evidence, and the next security decision.
Start with a scoped conversation
Bring the requirement.
Bring the requirement.
We’ll define the right scope.
Share your product, buyer requirement, and target date. We’ll confirm the engagement, deliverables, and commercial terms before work begins.