Turning “we should be doing this” into an approved line item — how to quantify the cost of not threat modeling, pick metrics a CFO funds, and build the one-page case, even with no historical data. You ...

Security Compass helps retailers build provably secure software with full audit evidence, even as AI accelerates development and PCI and privacy requirements keep rising. Retailers are deploying AI ...

For a long time, threat modeling and security requirement generation have sat at opposite ends of the AppSec workflow with a manual translation step in between. A team diagrams their architecture in ...

AI agents write code at machine speed. Traditional security reviews were not built for that. Rohit Sethi, CEO of Security Compass, maps application security practices to every stage of the AI-DLC — ...

Security Compass brings threat modeling and security requirements into the IDEs, AI clients, and developer tools your teams already use. Requirements arrive in Jira and GitHub with architecture ...

A configuration and workflow guide for developers and security teams deploying the SD Elements MCP Server. This guide explains how to configure an IDE or Agentic Workflow client to communicate with a ...

Your demo is tailored to where you are today. Across one focused session, we’ll walk through the three places secure software starts. Build with security and compliance from the very beginning of ...

Security Compass helps application and product security leaders standardize their program, extend coverage across a growing portfolio, and keep evidence audit-ready, even as developers and AI agents ...

Compliance inherits whatever the development process produces. When security work is manual and disconnected, audit prep becomes a scramble to reconstruct evidence after the fact, chasing screenshots ...

The Security Compass platform begins with threat modeling in Devici. The risks you identify at the design stage are transformed into specific and prioritized shippable requirements, delivered directly ...

In an era where digital threats evolve unprecedentedly, the traditional reactive stance on cybersecurity no longer suffices. Forward-thinking organizations are now embracing a proactive approach to ...