We built Veriom to help engineers understand how their systems fit together and identify architectural weaknesses as software evolves.
A service might work perfectly well but have access to resources it doesn't need, or introduce dependencies that weren't part of the intended design.
Veriom reconstructs the architecture from code, IaC and cloud evidence, then assesses it against available requirements, controls and constraints. It shows the evidence behind its findings and provides remediations that you approve.
There's an interactive demo, no signup required. We've also just launched self-onboarding if you want to try it with your own code.
NuriaManuel•17m ago
We built Veriom to help engineers understand how their systems fit together and identify architectural weaknesses as software evolves.
A service might work perfectly well but have access to resources it doesn't need, or introduce dependencies that weren't part of the intended design.
Veriom reconstructs the architecture from code, IaC and cloud evidence, then assesses it against available requirements, controls and constraints. It shows the evidence behind its findings and provides remediations that you approve.
There's an interactive demo, no signup required. We've also just launched self-onboarding if you want to try it with your own code.
Curious what you think.