Who Owns AI Governance? A RACI Worksheet for Four Teams
A practical RACI worksheet, escalation paths, and charter template so platform, security, legal, and product teams know exactly who decides what about AI-assisted code.
Practical security for engineering teams, SOC 2 controls that matter, automated vulnerability scanning, compliance automation, and securing AI-generated code at scale.
A practical RACI worksheet, escalation paths, and charter template so platform, security, legal, and product teams know exactly who decides what about AI-assisted code.
A practical method for inventorying AI coding tool artifacts, mapping each one to the control question it partially answers, and naming the owner who keeps it current.
Review queues now hold more generated code than humans can inspect with consistent depth. Here is a guardrail model that proves what was checked and why a PR merged.
Your best human reviewer is not a vulnerability scanner. Connectory adds OWASP-aware PR governance so AI-generated defects are caught before merge.
Merge gates, PR evidence collection, and policy-as-code turn SOC 2, HIPAA, and FedRAMP audit evidence into a byproduct of shipping code, while strengthening actual security posture.
Developers using AI assistants can write less secure code while feeling more confident about it. Here are the OWASP patterns to watch, how secrets leak, and an automated safety checklist to fix it.
Most SOC 2 prep focuses on policy theater. Auditors care about code-level controls: PR reviews, secrets management, deployment gates, and audit trails that prove your access controls actually work.
See how Connectory helps teams tackle these challenges.