Custom questions. AI security addendums. Sub-processor lists. Incident response procedures. No compliance platform auto-fills any of this. DevBrows writes defensible answers to every section - and delivers a reusable trust pack so the next questionnaire doesn't start from zero.
The sprint costs $4,500. The deal at risk is worth $200K–$1M. Self-attested answers written under pressure get flagged by enterprise security teams.
Enterprise questionnaires combine SOC 2 control language with custom security requirements and AI sections that no standard framework covers yet.
Access controls, data residency and encryption, incident response procedures, sub-processor list and data flow map, business continuity, vulnerability management, penetration testing history - and increasingly, an AI security addendum covering prompt injection controls, LLM data flow, third-party model trust, and model governance. Each section needs answers grounded in your actual stack, not copied from a policy template.
DevBrows reads every section, maps your real controls from your cloud, identity, and code infrastructure using purpose-built AI, and writes answers in the language your buyer's CISO evaluates vendors against. You receive completed questionnaire responses, an AI architecture summary where needed, a sub-processor list, and a reusable trust pack - everything required to submit and move the deal forward.
Internal teams writing questionnaire answers under a deadline produce responses that are technically accurate but structurally incomplete - missing the specific evidence mapping, the right control language, and the AI section nobody has written before. Enterprise procurement security teams see this pattern constantly. Incomplete or generic answers trigger follow-up rounds that slip the deal another quarter.
The sprint output is designed to be reused. The trust pack - questionnaire responses, AI architecture summary, sub-processor list, security overview - carries forward to every future enterprise deal. SaaS startups that run one Enterprise Security Review Sprint typically use the same trust pack on their next two or three reviews without starting from scratch.
30 minutes. Bring the actual questionnaire PDF or link. A senior security operator reads every section with you, identifies the parts that will cause friction, and scopes the sprint. Most teams launch within 72 hours.
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