Governed AI development for financial services
For banks and insurers, AI-written code still has to satisfy SOC 2, NIST, and operational-resilience expectations. LineBreak makes approvals structural and the audit trail a byproduct, with an optional security gate that stops a known critical CVE from shipping.
What your auditors look for
Control evidence, traceability from requirement to merged code, vulnerability management, and operational resilience.
Standards in playSOC 2NIST 800-53DORAFFIEC
How LineBreak maps to it
- A gated lifecycle plus a git-native audit trail gives you traceability from requirement to merged code.
- The optional security gate is your vulnerability-management evidence: CVE, CVSS, and advisory written to the record.
- Estimation is anchored to your real tracker velocity, not invented sizes.
- Models run hosted, bring-your-own-key, or on-prem (including a tenanted Bedrock or Azure).
Frequently asked
- How does it support traceability?
- Every phase artifact and every approval is written to your git repo, linking requirements through to merged code.
- Is the security gate always on?
- No: it's optional, Pro-tier, and off by default; when enabled it blocks a known critical CVE until it's fixed or overridden.
- Can models run in our tenant?
- Yes: hosted, bring-your-own-key, or on-prem, including a tenanted Bedrock or Azure OpenAI.