Change Risk Management
Know what a change opens before it ships
Shows what a change could expose before it goes live.
For platform engineering, AppSec, change management
What changes
Stop change boards approving on the author's description. Start seeing it live.
Evaluates the security impact of every production change before it ships. For each change, SecSemantic shows which attack paths it opens or closes and the blast radius if it goes wrong, so approvers decide on evidence. For services on crown-jewel paths, it pushes weaknesses to be fixed in the code before release rather than added to a backlog.
Before · reports you wait for
- change boards approving on the author's descriptionreport
- vulnerability backlog countsreport
After · live on SecSemantic
- BRC Blast Radius CoverageChanges checked for impact before they ship94%↑
- PSC Pre-Ship ClosureWeaknesses fixed in code before release86%↑
How it works
SecSemantic is a business-aware security context plane that runs inside the customer's own cloud account. It joins cloud, identity, security-tool and business-calendar data into one graph, simulates attacks on a digital twin, and turns exposures into dated fix-by plans before the business windows they threaten. AI proposes; deterministic engines decide; every action is approved and audited.
We map your estate
Your cloud, identities, security tools and business calendar go into one live graph. It runs in your own cloud account.
We attack a copy of it
A digital twin shows every path an attacker could take to the things that matter most.
We hunt for it, in your terms
Each simulated path is hunted in your own telemetry and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, tactic by tactic.
We rank by what it would cost you
Each exposure gets a fix-by date, tied to the business moment it puts at risk.
You approve. We prove it.
A person approves every change. After the fix, we re-run the attack to show the path is gone.
What we are measured on
One headline number. One that backs it up.
Changes checked for impact before they ship
Share of production changes whose impact was evaluated before release
94%
your baseline · 12 %+82 pts in 90 days
Commitment · Up against baselineEvidence · Customer's change records
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PSCPre-Ship ClosureSupporting
Weaknesses fixed in code before release
Share of weaknesses in services on crown-jewel paths whose fix merged before the code shipped
86%↑ vs baseline
Replaces vulnerability backlog countsEvidence · Customer's repositories
Numbers shown are illustrative. Yours start from your own baseline, measured in the diagnostic.
Proof you can open
Every number comes from a record you own.
Here that record is the customer's change records. If we cannot show where a number came from, we do not report it.
- day 1 · 09:04changec-5120 · svc-payments · opens IAM pass-role to role-data-export
- day 2 · 11:21twinnew path: internet → api-gw → svc-payments → s3://hl-cardholder
- day 4 · 13:38blastradius: 3 services, 1 crown jewel, settlement window in 6 days
- day 5 · 15:55codeweakness pushed to PR #2210 · fix merged before release
- day 7 · 17:12recordschange evaluated before release · BRC sample recorded
Questions
What people ask before they start.
Does it apply the change?
No. The change is applied to the twin as a read-only overlay. Your estate is not touched.
How does it know what depends on what?
From observed traffic, such as flow logs and traces, classified by how hard each dependency is, and from declared configuration where it exists.
What if an environment has no flow logs?
Its dependencies are reported as UNKNOWN, and the impact report says how much of that environment it could see. An answer never implies a dependency does not exist because it was not observed.
How accurate are the impact reports?
The miss rate is measured continuously from real changes and deliberate drills, and published in your console.
Is it only for security changes?
No. Any infrastructure change can be evaluated. Security changes get the exposure closed shown beside the impact.
Can it plug into our change process?
Yes. The frozen evaluation is attached to the change record, so the approval carries its evidence.
Who approves and applies the change?
Your change owners, through your process. With Governed Containment, approved changes can be executed with a human approval on every action.
See Change Risk Management on your own estate.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer. We show the BRC loop running and answer what it would look like for you.
Every solution is sold against one headline KPI, committed for 90 days against your own baseline and reported from evidence you can inspect.
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