Architecture and trust boundaries
Map where sensitive data, services, people, and third parties meet your product.
Workshop interest · British Columbia pilot
Your MVP works. Now make it enterprise-ready.
We're shaping a fully funded, two-day working session for CTOs and technical founders, with input welcome from the engineering and security leaders beside them. The goal is to answer serious buyer questions without slowing development or rebuilding from scratch.
2 daysProposed working format
Fully fundedNo workshop fee
Hands-onBring your own agent
Vendor agnosticNo platform pitch
The enterprise-review moment
The security review is where promising deals can slow down.
Larger buyers want more than a working demo. They want clear answers about how the product is built, operated, and defended—and evidence behind the material claims.
Who can access production?
How is customer data separated?
How are changes reviewed and deployed?
What happens during an incident?
What can your team prove today?
Starting pointBuyer interest is real.
Workshop goalReady for a serious enterprise security review.
Not a lecture
Come ready to work on your product.
Bring your real product context and your own AI agent. We'll use hands-on labs to turn buyer questions into concrete engineering and operating decisions.
Production access and tenant isolation
Turn access decisions and customer separation into controls your team can explain and test.
Secure delivery and secrets
Work through code review, CI/CD, deployment, and secrets practices without freezing development.
Incidents, logging, and buyer evidence
Connect observability and response to the proof a serious enterprise review expects.
Bring your own agent.
Use your real product context.
Vendor-agnostic guidance. No platform pitch.
How it takes shape
Your response helps build the first session.
- Step 1 of 3
Tell us what matters
Share your stage, security priorities, and availability.
- Step 2 of 3
We shape the first session
Responses guide the agenda, format, and British Columbia pilot.
- Step 3 of 3
The early list hears first
If the workshop moves forward, people who opt into workshop updates receive details and registration access first.
Working materials
Take the work back to your team.
Everyone who registers will receive practical materials they can keep using.
Enterprise Security Readiness Checklist
SOC 2 Gap Assessment Template
Security Roadmap for Startups
Workshop recording, if virtual
Your instructor
Built and taught by someone who has owned the work.
Anthony Green has spent more than a decade across security operations, compliance, education, and program leadership. He founded GreenHat to make that operating experience useful to teams facing real buyer and business pressure.
Learn more about Anthony10+Years across security operations, education, and program leadership
UBCLead instructor for academic cybersecurity programs
VCCCybersecurity GRC curriculum leadership
CPABCBuilt and managed the security operations and compliance program
Questions
A few useful details.
Who is this workshop for?
It is designed for CTOs and technical founders. Engineering and security leaders who work beside them—and investors supporting portfolio companies—are also welcome to share what they need.
Is the workshop confirmed?
Not yet. This interest form will help decide the agenda, format, timing, and whether the first session launches in British Columbia. People who opt into workshop updates will hear first if it moves forward.
What does fully funded mean?
The proposed workshop itself would be free to attend. Venue, cohort eligibility, and any travel details will be shared before registration opens.
Is this a SOC 2 course?
No. SOC 2 readiness may be part of the conversation, but this is a practical product-security workshop—not a generic checklist exercise or a platform sales pitch.
What should I bring?
Bring your real product context, questions your buyers are asking, and your own AI agent. The format is designed for active lab work, not passive watching.
Help shape the first cohort.