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GALEN SECURITY / SELF-SERVICE COMING SOON

A deeper application audit.
Galen brings the evidence.

Built for web applications, Galen Security maps code paths, permissions, and data access to discover vulnerabilities and check approved security intent. Telhawk can lead a managed review now; the planned self-service workflow will let your team initiate audits and manage corrections.

Available now: Galen Policy Beta and Managed Galen Security Audits. Self-service Galen Security is coming soon.

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FOUR WAYS TO FOCUS THE REVIEW

Audit the code.
Follow what it can reach.

Choose the application, release, or security concern your team needs to examine. Follow the evidence across the paths, data, and permissions involved.

THE PLANNED SELF-SERVICE WORKFLOW

From a review target
to a checked correction.

In the planned self-service workflow, your developers and security reviewers will initiate audits, examine findings, and decide what happens next.

01

Choose what to review

Identify the codebase, release, API paths, or agent workflows your team needs to audit.

02

Inspect the findings

Review findings against the retained application map and, where established, your approved policy baseline. Inspect the affected paths, data flows, and controls.

03

Make the correction

Use the finding and remediation context to guide a focused change with your developers or coding agent.

04

Recheck and report

Audit the corrected version, review validation status, and preserve the findings and evidence for your team.

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EVIDENCE BEHIND THE FINDING

Know what is wrong.
See why it matters.

Galen derives findings from retained code facts and verifies their derivation. Your team can inspect how the affected path, data flow, and relevant controls support the conclusion; incomplete evidence remains explicit.

Compare Galen with raw AI review
01

The affected path

See the route, handler, tool action, or call path involved.

02

The data and control

Understand what flows through the path and which permission or guard is missing.

03

The correction context

Give your team a focused explanation of what needs to change.

04

The validation status

Review the corrected version against the original issue and retained evidence.

USE IT BEFORE THE NEXT RELEASE

Bring the review
into your development process.

Audit a new feature, examine a release, or re-evaluate a fix using a retained application map and reviewed policy baseline. That reference remains available across review sessions and coding assistants.

WHILE BUILDING

Review risky changes.

Examine new routes, API behavior, generated code, and permission changes before they become part of a release.

BEFORE MERGE OR RELEASE

Check the important paths.

Focus on sensitive data, administrative actions, tenant boundaries, and the workflows your application depends on.

AFTER A CORRECTION

Check what the fix changed.

Revisit the issue with the corrected version and review whether the vulnerable path is closed.

SECURITY AUDITS + DEVELOPMENT CHECKS

Go deeper with Security.
Check each change with Policy.

Galen Security focuses your team on an audit of the application or a defined security concern. Galen Policy runs as a command-line check while you build, finding flaws and checking changes against approved access rules.

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MANAGED NOW / SELF-SERVICE COMING SOON

Plan your team’s workflow.
Or bring in Telhawk’s experts.

Book a managed audit today. Self-service access is coming soon.

Galen Security · Coming soon

Run your own audits

The planned self-service product will let your team initiate reviews, inspect findings, manage remediation, and check corrections. Keep the security work in your development process.

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Managed Galen Security Audit

Let us handle it

Telhawk scopes and leads the engagement, interprets the evidence, guides remediation, and reviews submitted corrections. Receive executive and technical reporting for the agreed scope.

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YOUR NEXT SECURITY REVIEW

Run the audit.
Act on the evidence.

Give your team the context to understand the risk, make the correction, and check the result.