Security readiness for AI and SaaS teams moving faster than their security process.
Orbit AI helps early teams structure a safe, authorized review of product risk, evidence, and remediation before larger customers start asking harder security questions.
First design-partner reviews launching now. Pilot pricing reflects early stage.
The problem
You are shipping fast. Your customers are starting to ask security questions you cannot fully answer yet. SOC 2 is months away. A full security audit is too expensive and too early. But waiting is not an option — the next enterprise deal needs an answer.
The Security Readiness Review
A scoped, authorized 3-day review of your product. We work from your authorized context: documentation, demo or staging access, and a defined scope you control. We use AI-assisted review tools governed by Orbit AI's authorization, redaction, and report-quality layer.
You receive a clean report with severity rationale, evidence redacted of secrets, and a prioritized remediation roadmap your team can act on. The review follows a documented, safety-first process with clear scope, evidence handling, and report-quality checks. Pilot pricing reflects early stage; ranges are agreed in writing as part of the scope.
How authorization works
Nothing happens without written authorization. The scope is yours. Credentials are demo or staging only. Production is out of scope unless explicitly authorized in writing as a separate amendment.
- You request a scope check. We send three short questions; no credentials are requested at this stage.
- We discuss scope asynchronously over email and agree what is in and what is out.
- You sign a short authorization document naming the in-scope surface and the demo or staging environment we will work from.
- The review runs for the agreed window. Every action is logged. Evidence is redacted of secrets before it reaches the report.
What we review
- Authentication and session handling
- Authorization and tenant isolation
- API exposure and input validation
- Secrets handling and configuration
- Logging, monitoring, and audit posture
- Third-party and supply-chain surface (public signals only)
What we do not do
- We do not run destructive tests
- We do not perform denial-of-service or load attacks
- We do not exfiltrate real customer data
- We do not replace a full security audit or SOC 2 attestation
- We do not certify compliance
- We do not promise to find vulnerabilities
- We do not test anything outside the written scope
Why Orbit AI
AI-assisted security tools can surface issues fast. The hard part is what comes after: confirming the issue is real, redacting sensitive evidence, writing a report your team and your customers can trust, and turning findings into a remediation plan that someone will actually execute.
Orbit AI is the governance layer around that work — authorization, scope, redaction, severity rationale, audit trail, remediation roadmap. The review follows a documented, safety-first process. The same rules that govern client work govern our own operations.
Frequently asked questions
Is Orbit AI a scanner?
No. Orbit AI is a governed security readiness workflow. We can use AI-assisted review tools, but the core value is safe scope, evidence quality, and actionable reporting.
Do you compete with Claude Security or similar tools?
No. Tools like Claude Security accelerate finding and patch suggestions. Orbit AI focuses on the governance layer around security review: authorization, redaction, report quality, audit trail, and remediation workflow. We can work alongside them.
Do clients need Claude Enterprise to work with Orbit AI?
No. The review does not require the client to have Claude Enterprise.
Is this a full security audit?
No. It is a readiness review. A full audit is a deeper, longer engagement. A readiness review prepares you for one — and surfaces the issues you should consider fixing before paying for the deeper test.
How long does it take?
3 days for the pilot. Longer scopes can be agreed in writing once we have worked together once.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, before any sensitive context is shared.
Do you take production access?
No, not by default. The pilot uses demo or staging access. Production access is only ever in scope if it is explicitly authorized in writing as a separate amendment, and even then we prefer to keep it out unless there is no equivalent staging environment.
What happens if you find nothing material?
You still receive a documented review of the methodology used, the scope coverage, the areas reviewed, and the security posture observations. The value of a readiness review is not only in findings — it is in being able to show a customer or investor that an external review was performed against an agreed scope and produced a clean record.
Have you done this before?
Orbit AI is launching its first design-partner reviews now. The methodology, governance, and report format follow a documented, safety-first process with clear scope, evidence handling, and report-quality checks. Pilot pricing reflects this stage.
Who is behind this?
Orbit AI is a security readiness practice focused on early AI and SaaS teams. You can reach us at ian@orbitcorp.dev.
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