01 - Design
Core
Secure design
- Map architecture & business logic
- Threat model before code exists
- Generate actionable security requirements teams can implement
SecureShift AI The modern SDLC platform for the AI era
SecureShift AI is the security platform that turns your design reviews & threat models into enforceable controls.
Every approved requirement becomes a gate, so unsafe code never reaches production.
One platform: design → code → evidence → gate
02 - Code
implementation & prioritization
- Verify requirements landed in code
- Flag missing or incorrect securitycontrols
- Rank by exploitability and impact
03 - Evidence → Gate
& governance
- Traceable evidence
- Unified view of posture, risk, and control coverage
- Consistent policies across pipelines
Outcomes
- Faster releases
- Earlier risk detection
- Verified security controls
- Unified view of security posture
- Noise reduction
- Consistent policies
SDLC operating model is broken.
01
Design risks
Security reviews become a bottleneck
Features ship in days, reviews take weeks.
02
Design risks
Too much to digest
Too much context, too little time.
03
Design risks
Missing context
Poor documentation makes it hard to understand business logic and assess risks.
04
Code
Noise, not risk
Too many findings, without knowing which are truly exploitable.
05
Code
No closed loop
No evidence that security recommendations were implemented.
06
CI
Inconsistent policy enforcement
Policies are implemented inconsistently across pipelines, teams, and tools.
Two touchpoints across the SDLC: design review and the merge gate.
Most controls activate after code exists. SecureShift AI captures intent early, then enforces
the same approved decisions when pull requests are ready to merge.
01
Design
Intent is defined
02 · Capture
Design review
Requirements versioned
03
Build
Engineers write code
04 · Enforce
Merge gate
Policy at pull request
05
Live
In production
Same approved intent from design review through merge enforcement
3×
Faster review cycles*
5×
More reviews per analyst*
Linked
Requirements tied to merge verdicts
Traceable
Decisions back to source review
Approved intent in. Clear release decisions out.
Secure design
Define it in design
Design docs and threat models are reviewed and converted into clear, versioned security requirements.
Secure coding
Check every pull request
Each pull request is checked for drift from approved intent and whether findings are truly exploitable.
Security gate
Decide the merge
Merge blocked
Send to inspect
Approval required