How SecurityReview.AI Works ?

SecurityReview.AI runs expert-grade security design reviews in 8 streamlined steps using the documentation you already have.

Step 1: Reuse what you already have
Pulls in content from Jira, Teams, Slack, Confluence, Google Docs, GitHub, and ServiceNow, while also supporting voice recordings. No need to reformat anything.
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Step 2: We organize the mess for you
Our recursive questioning engine extracts context, fills in gaps, and asks clarifying questions using your own documentation to avoid hallucinations or missed data.
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Step 3: Set clear security objectives
Based on your environment and needs (e.g., compliance requirements), SecurityReview.AI helps you define high-confidence security goals. You can tweak or approve them as needed.

Step 3 focuses on compliance alignment learn more in using predefined compliance frameworks for review.
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Step 4: Identify critical systems and data
We map your key data flows, systems, and subsystems to make sure the review focuses only on the relevant components.
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Step 5: Understand real threats
By applying STRIDE and PWN-ISMS to your actual design, the platform models how an attacker might navigate your system. Threats are mapped to CWE weaknesses and visualized in graph format.
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Step 6: Generate relevant countermeasures
Automatically maps each identified threat to standards like PCI-DSS, NIST, ASVS, HIPAA, and your internal controls. Prioritize with frameworks like STRIDE.
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Step 7: Review, edit, assign, and export
Every threat and control is editable: severity, assignments, and even logic. As the product evolves, the model evolves. Export to PDF, Word, or Google Docs.
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Step 8: Tailored outputs by role
Devs receive actionable tickets. CISOs get high-level summaries. Auditors get control mapping. Everyone gets what they actually need.