The platform

One group. Six specialists.

General-purpose platforms spread thin. ZHASK builds narrow products that each cover one layer completely — bound by a single architecture and trust model.

The thesis

Depth per layer beats breadth per invoice.

The platform-consolidation pitch trades depth for a single pane of glass. Forty checkboxes, each an inch deep, and the layer that actually gets you breached is the one covered least.

We build the other way: one product per layer, each expected to be the most rigorous tool for that layer, all sharing the same deployment story so adopting the second product costs a fraction of the first.

Three layers are live. Three are in development — unannounced until they ship, because roadmap vaporware is a trust tax we refuse to charge.

The shared trust model

Read-only access
Every product runs on credentials that cannot write. The published policies prove it.
No data egress
Deployment is inside your boundary. There is no vendor data plane to trust or breach.
Evidence for every claim
Findings link the raw configuration that produced them. Auditors get artifacts.
Deterministic detection
Reviewable rules decide findings. Language models may explain; they never decide.

The stack

Six layers. Each gets its own product.

Cloud posture and middleware are covered today. The four unannounced layers keep their names until launch day — the dashed rows are placeholders, not promises.