We build technology that bridges the gap between software engineering speed and rigorous enterprise security standards.
At Iron Ridge Cyber, our mission is to eliminate the documentation friction that blocks otherwise-ready SaaS companies from closing enterprise deals.
Software supply chain verification is a well-defined, repeatable problem. It should not require weeks of senior engineering time and manual spreadsheet work every time a procurement team asks. We engineered QuickChain to automate the structured documentation layer — SBOM generation, vulnerability summaries, executive overviews — so your team stays focused on the product.
QuickChain is not a self-serve automation product. It is a focused tool backed by direct engineering support.
Enterprise procurement requirements vary by sector. A healthcare system asking for an SBOM has different expectations than a federal agency or a Fortune 500 bank. We review your specific procurement request before generating output, so the format and detail level match what your auditor will actually accept.
The SBOM and vulnerability summary are machine-generated and deterministic. The executive risk overview is structured for a non-technical reader. We deliver both layers — the technical artifact for the security team and the human-readable summary for the procurement committee — because both audiences are in the room when the deal closes.
Most vendors disappear after delivery. We include direct onboarding support and first-audit guidance in every plan. If your procurement contact has a question about the output, you have someone to call who built it and can explain every line.