Flowed-down obligations
Client contracts carry security schedules that must be evidenced, often across several frameworks at once.
Industries
Technology and GCCs
Product companies and global capability centres inherit their clients' security obligations, ship software daily and were the first to put AI in the hands of every developer. We help them prove control at the speed they deliver.
- Obligations we map to
- Client security schedules, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, PCI DSS, DPDP Act and SOC 2
- Delivery model
- Secure SDLC, governed AI use, evidence for client audits
- Our position
- Mapping supports assurance; it is not certification
Pressures
What leaders in the sector tell us.
Every client audit asks the same questions. The answer has to come from the pipeline, not from a spreadsheet.
Coding assistants and agents
Developers use AI with source code every day; the question is whether policy and evidence follow.
Intellectual property and access
Offshore delivery models need access tied to identity and purpose, with an audit trail clients can inspect.
Release velocity
Security has to run inside the delivery pipeline or it becomes the queue at the end.
How we help
Capabilities most used by technology and gccs clients.
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Platform
Governed coding agents, with the evidence to show it.
Rhinexa Niyantran applies per-action policy to what a managed coding agent may run, read, write or call, live today for Claude Code and Codex, and records every decision as signed evidence.
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Sample dataInsights
Related perspectives.
AI SecurityAI agents need identity, policy and evidence
Enterprise AI is moving from answering questions to taking actions. The security model has to follow.
Application SecuritySecure by design: start left, then shift left
Security that begins in the planning room costs a fraction of security that begins in the incident room.
Purple and Red TeamingA penetration test is a snapshot. Resilience requires continuous validation
Functional testing proves the application works. Security testing proves it survives.