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AI Security Advisor Pro
On-demand security strategy, risk reviews and roadmaps.
What it does
Open-ended strategic security advice grounded in the context you give it — for the questions that do not fit a tool.
When to use it
- Prioritising a roadmap; sanity-checking an architecture decision; preparing for a board question.
Inputs
Field names are the actual form parameters, verified against source.
| Field | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| question | textarea | required | Your question, with as much context as you can give. |
| action | hidden | optional | Operation. |
What you get back
Advice with reasoning and trade-offs.
Worked example
Input
We are 4 engineers, no security hire, shipping a B2B SaaS. Our first enterprise customer is asking for SOC 2. Where do we start?
Output (abridged)
Start with the controls you will need anyway, in this order: 1. MFA + SSO on everything (week 1) Highest ratio of audit credit to effort, and it genuinely reduces your most likely incident: credential compromise. 2. Centralised logging with retention (week 2) CC7.2 needs it, and without it you cannot answer 'what happened' during an incident -- which you will eventually need to. 3. Access review + offboarding checklist (week 3) Cheap, and auditors always ask. 4. ONLY THEN a compliance platform. Buying the tool first is the classic error -- it produces a checklist for controls that do not exist yet. With 4 engineers, scope Type I first. Type II needs an observation window you cannot compress, so starting Type I now shortens the path to the Type II your customer actually wants. Budget reality: MFA/SSO and logging cost less than one month of a compliance platform subscription.
How it works
AI, defensive system prompt. Advisory only.
Limits
Read live from the platform configuration.
| Rate limit | 30 requests / 60s (platform default) |
Limitations — what it does not do
Advice from what you describe. It has no knowledge of your codebase, contracts or jurisdiction unless you supply it. Treat it as a well-read colleague, not as counsel.
Privacy
Your question is sent to the AI provider.
Standards
NIST CSF
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