Governed AI development for fintech
Move fast, but prove control. LineBreak gates AI development and scans every release for known vulnerabilities, with a git-native audit trail, so PCI- and SOX-relevant change control is evidence you already have, not a scramble before an exam.
What your auditors look for
Segregation of duties, change approvals, secure handling of secrets, and demonstrable vulnerability management.
Standards in playPCI DSSSOXPSD2MAS TRM
How LineBreak maps to it
- An optional security gate scans dependencies and agent-written code for known CVEs before ship.
- Role-attributed approvals give you segregation of duties when role enforcement is enabled.
- Requirements are pinned at the PRD and tested story-by-story.
- Local-first execution with bring-your-own-model: secrets and code stay in your environment.
Frequently asked
- Does it enforce separation of duties?
- Approvals are role-attributed and the approval endpoints are role-gated; per-tier role enforcement is available through the licensing service and turned on per deployment.
- Does it block releases with known CVEs?
- When the security gate is on, a critical CVE blocks the release until it's fixed or overridden on the record.
- Where's the evidence stored?
- As plain-markdown approval and scan records in your own git repo.