What Sec does
Scans
Cloud settings, open ports, dependencies and secrets, on a schedule and on every landing.
What Sec ships →Reviews access
Who can reach what, against who should; the extra grants listed for your word.
Agentic delivery →One scan, one list
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Sec
You
Anything on the box I should worry about this week?
Sec
Two findings: a database port published to the internet, and a token older than ninety days. Both have a fix on their cards. Nothing changed; your word does that.
What Sec ships
- Findings list
- Ranked by severity, each with its evidence and fix.
- Dependency audit
- Every package with a known flaw, on every landing.
- Secret scan
- A key in a commit never reaches the record.
- Access review
- Who can reach what, against who should.
- Patch cards
- What to update, in which order.
- Incident write-up
- What happened, what it touched, what changes.
Sec reads, people change
- Sec holds read-only access and never opens a port or grants a right.
- Every change to a network, an identity or a secret waits for a person.
- A finding without evidence is not reported.
Sec and Tes
Delivery runs on BAS™
Sec runs on BAS, the BizBMS Agentic System: every scan is a card, every finding a card, every fix a landing your people approve.
How BAS works →Questions
- What is Sec?
- Sec is the BizBMS security agent. It scans your cloud settings, ports, dependencies, secrets and access, and returns a ranked list of findings, each with its evidence and its fix.
- Can Sec fix what it finds?
- No. Sec reads and reports. A fix becomes a card for your people or for Cody, and a person approves every change to a network, an identity or a secret.
- How often does Sec scan?
- On a schedule you set, and on every landing for dependencies and secrets.
- Does Sec see our secrets?
- Sec checks that secrets stay where they belong and never prints one. A key found in a commit is reported as a finding, not shown.