Security is part of the build, not a phase after it.
Agents that write code need tighter controls than people, not looser ones. We build to SOC 2 controls from the first commit, and we take clients through SOC 2 Type I and Type II.
How the Farm is locked down.
Every control a SOC 2 auditor asks a human team for, applied to every agent run.
Scoped credentials
Every agent run gets only the access its task needs, and loses it when the task ends.
Isolated sandboxes
Each task works in its own container and branch. Nothing is built on main.
Protected files
Secrets, infrastructure and auth code are off-limits to agents without an engineer.
Scans on every change
Secrets, dependency vulnerabilities and static analysis run on every pull request.
A human merges
An engineer approves anything consequential. Agents attach evidence, people decide.
Full audit trail
Every run, prompt, tool call and retry is logged, so any change can be traced and reversed.
From draft policies to audit-ready evidence.
We are running this program today for an automotive analytics SaaS going through Type I and Type II. The same team builds your product, so the controls are in the code, not in a binder.
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Gap analysis
Where you stand against the trust services criteria, in plain language, with a plan.
02
Policies
Written for how your team actually works, then published. Ours run to 25 for a typical SaaS.
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Controls in the workflow
Branch protection, code owners, required checks, scanning and access reviews wired into GitHub and your cloud.
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Evidence
Backup restore tests, firewall reviews and change records collected in your compliance platform as they happen.
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Fix what we find
Self-caught gaps get remediated, not cropped out of a screenshot.
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Auditor handoff
A clean package for your auditor, and answers ready for the security questionnaires enterprise buyers send.
Infrastructure security and incident response.
When a server gets compromised, we are the team that gets the call. We sweep fleets read-only first, have a second, independent model check every finding before anyone acts, then fix it host by host.
Fleet sweeps
Exposed ports, databases, panels and stale operating systems, across every server, written up per host.
Hardening
Firewalls, geo-fencing, SSH behind VPN, password auth off, Cloudflare in front.
Clean-room recovery
Compromised hosts rebuilt on clean infrastructure, sites and mail migrated without downtime.
Tracked to closure
Every finding becomes a ticket with an owner, and stays open until it is verified fixed.
Related work
AI agents
Autonomous Software Engineering Pipeline
From task description to merged pull request.
Automotive platforms
SOC 2 Readiness & Security Program
From draft policies to audit-ready evidence.
Automotive platforms
Infrastructure Security & Incident Response
When a server gets compromised, we're the team that gets the call.