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Security Policy Review Agent.
Vendor security policies vary widely in structure, terminology and depth. Each one must be read, interpreted against your internal requirements, and checked for missing or weak controls.
The Security Policy Review Agent applies your defined criteria to every policy as soon as it is submitted, preparing a structured view of coverage and gaps, so your team engages only where judgement is required.
Security Policy Review Agent in action.
See how the agent applies your defined criteria to every policy as soon as it is submitted, preparing a structured view of coverage and gaps.
HOW IT WORKS
How the Security Policy Review Agent works.
Policy submission.
A vendor submits their security policy through Gatekeeper's workflow.
Policy review.
The agent reviews the policy against your configured security assessment criteria, checking for required domains and elements.
Coverage identification.
Coverage is mapped: the agent identifies what is present, what is missing, and where language is too vague to confirm compliance.
Structured output.
Findings are summarised in a structured output, with each domain marked as covered, missing, or requiring human review.
Summary review.
Your security team reviews the summary and focuses attention on the gaps and ambiguities the agent has identified.
FAQS
Frequently asked questions.
What frameworks can the agent align to?
You configure the criteria to align with ISO 27001, NIST, SOC 2, or a custom internal framework. The agent applies whatever security standards your organisation uses.
How does it handle vague policy language?
The agent flags language that is too general to confirm compliance. Vague commitments are surfaced so your team can ask the vendor for specifics rather than accepting unclear statements.
Does it replace the security team's review?
No. It handles the first-pass reading and structures the findings. Your team reviews the output and makes the judgment calls on risk acceptability.
Can we customise what it checks?
Yes. You define the required security domains, the elements within each domain, gap-detection rules, and how you summarise findings.
one unified record
Every capability, connected.
One single source of truth.
Customer and vendor contracts, obligations, and renewals in one record.
See spend against contract.
Contract value sits next to what is actually being spent.
No single point of failure.
Contract knowledge lives in the platform, so nothing is lost when someone changes role or leaves.
Draft from approved templates.
Every agreement starts from language Legal already trusts.
Keep control of the clause library.
Guard-railed templates keep off-policy wording from going out.
Nothing renews unnoticed
Every renewal date tracked, with owners and reminders set automatically.
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