Scale Security Design Reviews (SDR) for Modern AppSec Teams
What this whitepaper covers
Shift-left does not fail because developers resist security. It fails because the design stage never gets a seat at the table. SAST, SCA, and DAST catch defects once code exists, but none of them help engineers avoid introducing the vulnerability in the first place. Security Design Reviews (SDR) solve that problem by generating security requirements before any code is written, and the AppSec to developer ratio (often 2 per 100) makes them impossible to run manually at scale. This whitepaper walks through how Seezo SDR automates the process: 900 plus predefined rules with support for custom rules, input from Jira, Confluence, Google Docs, Slack, PDFs, and architecture diagrams, a RAG plus decision-tree approach that keeps hallucination low, and integrations that fit into workflows engineering already runs. It covers three case studies including a US healthtech company that cut SDR turnaround from 3 hours to 10 minutes, and a roadmap for AppSec teams moving from pilot to full coverage.
What you'll take away
- ✦900 plus predefined rules with custom rule support cover the security requirements AppSec teams generate during design reviews
- ✦Input works from the documentation engineering already produces: Jira, Confluence, Google Docs, Slack, PDFs, and architecture diagrams
- ✦A US healthtech company (valued at over $7B) cut SDR turnaround from 3 hours per review to 10 minutes, and found roughly half of the issues human reviewers found without customization
- ✦Deployment flexibility: SaaS on app.seezo.io or self-hosted on AWS and Azure, with GCP support coming
- ✦SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certified; customer data is never used for model training on either deployment option
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