See what an enterprise buyer sees, before you spend a dollar.
Give us your company name and website. We’ll look at exactly what a customer’s security team looks at when they review you, and send back a one-page read on what they’d find today.
What you get back
Three to five specific observations about your public security surface, each one cited so you can check it yourself. The questions your next security questionnaire will lead with, given your product and who buys it. And three lines on what ready looks like ninety days from here.
Back to you within two business days.
The actual one-pager, scrubbed.
This is the real template, laid out exactly as it goes out. The company name and URLs are blacked out below — everything else, including the wording, is what you’d actually get back. Scroll within the box to see all three sections.
Enterprise-Readiness Snapshot
What a customer’s security team would find reviewing you today.
| # | What we found | Why a reviewer cares |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | No public trust or security page — the link in the footer returns a 404. .com/trust · checked Jun 2026 | First place a reviewer looks. Missing reads as nothing to show, not nothing done. |
| 2 | Privacy policy has not been updated in 14 months and names no subprocessors. .com/privacy · checked Jun 2026 | Signals the policy isn’t maintained alongside the product. |
| 3 | A published security@ address with a disclosure policy. .com/security · checked Jun 2026 | Clean — already doing what a reviewer expects here. |
| # | The question | Where you stand today |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Do you have a SOC 2 report, or a target date? | Not stated publicly |
| 2 | Is your infrastructure provider SOC 2 attested itself? | Named in your docs — answerable before they ask |
| 3 | Do you support SSO/SAML on enterprise plans? | No enterprise tier listed yet |
- A trust page live, even a minimal one, before it’s a 404.
- A named security contact and a published disclosure policy.
- A privacy policy that matches what the product collects today.
Happy to walk through any of this on a 15-minute call. No obligation, and no pitch if the answer is that you’re further along than you thought.
Nomos Compliance LLC is not a CPA firm. We do not perform SOC 2 examinations and do not issue opinions. This is a courtesy read of public information — not an audit, an assessment, or advice on your security posture.
If we can’t point to the exact page and date, it doesn’t go in.
Built from your product and who buys it — not a list generic enough to paste onto any company.
Three lines on what ready looks like. Nothing attached.