SecureStackScan
Day 1 of 30
Welcome to the 30-day Velocity Process challenge. Thirty days, hopefully 30 ventures, seven themes about where the universe is going.
We’re starting where the proof already exists — production code, real research, paying customers. SecureStackScan is an AI-native security assessment platform that every early stage CTO needs to bootstrap a security program. It is built so a vibe coder can get value but it is primarily built for the MSSP to manage a fleet of clients.
We couldn’t have brought this forward a year ago. With agentic coding tools and experience in the domain to know exactly what needed to be built, SSS is a reality and is part of a coordinated system of sophisticated security tools. It’s the stack that I give every Software client at a price point that was not possible in the past. Today is its formal entry as Day 1 of the 30 Companies in 30 Days arc, and the kickoff for Theme #1: the Cyber Security MSP / SMB channel motion.
What it does
SecureStackScan interacts with your code and your cloud infrastructure, to produce an assessment that an MSP or vCISO can hand to an SMB client without translating from engineer-speak while providing all the details needed for a robust remediation. The CISO MCP endpoint exposes the entire scoring engine to AI agents directly — so a vCISO running Claude Desktop can ask “what’s the security posture of this client’s stack?” and get a structured answer pulled from live data.
Analysis includes:
- Static and Dynamic AI Code analysis straight out of GitHub
- Cloud Asset discovery via credentialed access on AWS, Azure and GCP
- Native Cloud security assessment for each platform
- Generates an as-built Infrastructure Diagram with notes on security issues
- Basic authenticated webapp pentest
- A unified report ready for your auditor with remediation advice pointing to your code
We surround this core with a Vibe Code Check (today it’s still free): enter your app’s URL and start understanding why common coding tools are just a start (Insecure by Default). Then on the mature end, we offer partnership with an operating vCISO group and get you started with a pre-audit assessment and an onramp to a robust security program with connections into other pieces of software that the CISO will operate for you.
The thing that makes it different from existing scanners is the channel framing. Snyk, Semgrep, Wiz — all sell to engineering teams. SecureStackScan sells to the people who serve engineering teams: MSPs, vCISOs, fractional CISOs, compliance partners. The output format, the pricing, and the integration surface are all built around the channel motion, not the buyer.
Why Day 1
Three reasons.
First, the research is the proof. Insecure by Default is a public, citable study showing what 600 production AI-generated codebases actually got wrong. The headers that platforms auto-configure (HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options) hit 93–100% adoption. The headers that need app-level config (CSP, X-Frame-Options) sit at 0–2%. SecureStackScan is the platform that found that.
Second, it’s a CyberSavi family launch with continuity. This week is the CyberSavi week — six ventures from one operator team telling one story across days 1–8. SecureStackScan finds the gaps. CompliancePulse (Day 4) runs continuous compliance against them. CyberSavi Academy (Day 5) trains the people who run it. CyberSavIQ (Day 6) extends to the personal/reputation layer. GovernAI (Day 8) overlays AI governance for the EU AI Act moment. By Friday, the channel-motion thesis lands as fact.
Third, production beats prototype as a Day 1 anchor. The 30 days isn’t “30 cold-start MVPs in 30 days.” It’s “30 days of building in public, with the real ventures from a real pipeline.” SecureStackScan is already live, already finding things, already supporting multiple SOC2 Type I audits. That sets the credibility bar for everything that follows.
The Velocity Process notes
What Claude Code handled: the assessment engine implementation, the MCP server scaffolding, the AWS infrastructure provisioning via VelocityStack, every line of test coverage, and 100% of the dashboard UI. One coder, huge leverage.
What required human judgement: the choice to build the CISO MCP endpoint at all (no competitor has one), the decision to sell to channels and not buyers, the Insecure by Default study design, and the integration-first pattern to support MSSP operations. None of those choices come from intelligence — they come from 30 years of watching what makes a security tool actually get adopted versus shelved.
What broke: with the MCP spec changing rapidly and support for OAuth emerging as a requirement, the design of the desktop support was a little tricky to get deployed effectively. This is the first tool out of the gate and finding a way to coordinate all the changes needed by the team forced us to adopt new organization patterns (more on that later with planWright)
What’s next this week
- Day 2 (Sat May 2): SecureLink launch — CMMC-compliant dedicated public IP for CGNAT SATCOM used by federal contractors and defense orgs. The channel-motion thesis carries.
- Day 3 (Sun May 3): PartFoundry launch — on-demand replacement-parts manufacturing. First fully public build of the run (repo + business plan + build-session screenshots all open). Game-day switch from Florida Condo Tracker; the Sequoia / Julien Bek autopilot-thesis activation moves to Day 9 alongside the CogleGroup GP partnership announcement.
- Day 4 (Mon May 4): CompliancePulse launch — the CyberSavi family product that’s already in revenue.
- Day 5 (Tue May 5): CyberSavi Academy launch.
- Day 6 (Wed May 6): CyberSavIQ launch.
- Day 7 (Thu May 7): Theme essay — EU AI Act 2026, the most underpriced regulatory tailwind.
- Day 8 (Fri May 8): GovernAI launch — closes the CyberSavi family week.
Then Week 2 leaves cybersecurity behind and moves to discoverability. Stick around for that one.
Want to talk
If you run an MSP, a vCISO practice, or a fractional CISO desk and want SecureStackScan running against your client codebases — book 30 minutes. The channel motion is what we’re optimizing for; you’re the channel.
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