JAVELIN SECURITY VALIDATION

Stop assuming your controls work. Prove it.

AI-powered security testing that finds real attack paths, captures the proof, and verifies the fix—all inside the system boundary you approve.

Find the path · capture the proof · verify the fix
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WHAT JAVELIN DOES

Test it. Keep the proof. Check the fix.

Javelin runs security tests inside the system boundary you approve. It looks for real attack paths, keeps the evidence, and re-tests after someone fixes the issue. Your team still reviews the findings and decides what to do.

FIND THE PATH

See how an attacker could move

Check the systems, identities, and stores you put in scope. Look for a real path—not a checkbox.

CAPTURE THE PROOF

Keep the receipt

Record what was tested, what it found, and where it ran. Attach that proof to the control it speaks to.

VERIFY THE FIX

Run the check again

After someone remediates, re-test. Confirm the path is closed. A person still accepts the result.

HOW A RUN LOOKS

From an approved boundary to a reviewed finding.

This is a staged demonstration, not a live customer run. Watch the idea of a validation: the boundary is set, the assistant works, tools fire, proof is captured, and a person still has to review the result.

  1. 01BoundaryYou approve the scope

    Systems, identities, and stores in the test stay inside the line you set.

  2. 02AssistantIt looks at the approved path

    The assistant reasons about what sits in scope—and what does not.

  3. 03Tool callsLook up, check, capture, re-test

    Named tools fire. The work stays attached to this run.

  4. 04FindingA path is still open

    The result is marked review required. A person still decides.

  5. 05ProofThe receipt is kept

    What was tested, what it found, and where it ran stay together.

  6. 06VerifyThe fix is checked again

    After someone remediates, the same check runs. People keep the call.

Abstract product choreography · not a screenshot, API dump, or customer result. Prefer-reduced-motion shows the finished state.

INSIDE YOUR BOUNDARY

Testing stays where you say it can run.

Javelin does not wander outside the system boundary you approve. Customer-hosted, commercial cloud, AWS GovCloud, or Azure Government—we confirm hosting, model use, and who owns what before anything regulated is connected.

  1. 01

    You approve the systems, identities, and data paths in scope.

  2. 02

    Tests run inside that boundary. They are not a public-cloud fishing trip.

  3. 03

    Hosting and model use are confirmed for each deployment.

  4. 04

    Product, service, assessor, and authority roles stay separate.

ASSISTANT AT WORK

Watch the analyst think. You still decide.

The assistant can look up inventory, check a path, capture evidence, and re-test. That is support. A person still reviews the finding and chooses the next step.

Illustrative assistant trace · not a live customer run, system prompt, or authorization decision.

VALIDATION SCORECARD

See assessed, met, attention, and inconclusive—without a fake score.

A scorecard is useful when it tells you what was tested and what still needs a person. It is not a certification, an ATO, or a CMMC result.

  1. AssessedA determination exists
  2. MetProof held for the run
  3. AttentionA person needs to look
  4. InconclusiveNot enough signal yet
  • Boundary approvedAssessed
  • Privileged pathAttention
  • Evidence receiptMet
  • Out-of-scope storeInconclusive
Marketing scorecard with synthetic labels · not a FISMA, ATO, or CMMC result, and not a customer score.

HOW IT INFORMS THE RECORD

Validation evidence can inform ATO and CMMC. It does not decide them.

Findings, receipts, and re-tests can sit next to the control they speak to. Authorizing officials and assessors keep their decisions.

NEXT DECISION

See Javelin against the boundary you run.

Bring a non-sensitive sketch of the program and who decides. Do not send CUI, credentials, or evidence packages through this form.

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