You're paying for this four times. One of them has an invoice.
Infrastructure.
Every deploy and every patch moves the environment off the last known-good state.
Security.
Findings land in a queue. Closing them means a product engineer stops shipping.
Compliance.
150 to 300 hours a cycle across the company, with engineering carrying the largest share. That's with a GRC platform already in place, and before the auditor's invoice.
Documentation.
Rebuilt by hand, every review.
All four land on the same engineers, because none of it lives in the pipeline that ships your product. Tudovu puts it there.
What AIMEE does
Four jobs, one pull request.
AIMEE works all four from the infrastructure up.
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Finds it
Drift, misconfiguration, and missing evidence, in one queue.
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Writes the fix
Infrastructure as code.
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Opens the PR
Checked against your own security policy first. Blast radius and exploit cost attached to every one.
Evidence and control status update when checks run. Documentation and your trust center come to you as a proposal.
Ask a coding assistant to open that port and it opens it. AIMEE runs the change against your security policy first, then tells you what it breaks.
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Every morning, in Slack.
The boundary
What AIMEE can and can't touch.
AIMEE reads your AWS account and your repository. Every change leaves as a pull request. The in-account executor stays off until you turn it on. Setup is an AWS role and a repo connection.
Coverage is AWS first. We'll tell you what's in scope on the call.
The path
Three steps. Start wherever you are.
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Enterprise Readiness Assessment — free
Thirty minutes. We map what your buyer is asking for and what's missing. Nothing to connect.
