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Solve security issues before development starts
The status quo is failing security teams
Unnecessary design stage risks lead to late remediations
Inconsistent processes increase friction between with developers
Existing approaches are manual and impracticable
Tangible security impact at the design stage
Know which design stage risks matter with full visibility
Seamlessly scale design stage security with no added resources
Accelerate secure development with actionable mitigation
Prime has your security at the design stage covered
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FAQ
No, Prime empowers Product Security Engineers and Security Architects. Prime helps scale the team by automatically monitoring all engineering tasks and removes manual and tedious work from their day-to-day so the experts can focus on high-value tasks.
As a cybersecurity company, security is top of mind for us. Prime is SOC2 Type II certified to ensure that we build the most secure software for our customers.
Prime doesn’t train models or sell customer data. All customer data is stored in a customer-dedicated AWS tenant. Customers can purge all or partial data upon request.
Yes! While some Jira tickets might be poorly written, Prime uses relationships in Jira, historical data, and additional data sources to enrich every task and understand the risk associated with it.
Prime conducts multiple iterations of every risk assessment to identify anomalies and errors with the internal analysis. Internal quality benchmarks are further used to control the quality and accuracy of presented results.
Similarly to Threat Modeling, Prime focuses on the Design and Planning stages of the SDLC. However, we don’t believe that to assess risk engineers and security teams have to create complex diagrams. Prime utilizes available data and metadata to assess risk for each engineering task and plan. In some cases, this process might replace threat modeling, however, this is dependent on each company’s preferences.