Product · Safeguard Cowork

Hand off the work. Step away. Come back to a completed plan.

Safeguard Cowork is the collaborative AI workspace for security operators. Delegate the work nobody wants — questionnaire fills, audit packet assembly, fix campaign coordination — and let the agent draft the plan, run the steps, and pause for your approval at every gate. Every session is an exportable, auditable artefact.

Async
Hand off, step away, come back
Approved
Every step is human-gated
Auditable
Trace per session, exportable
Multi-agent
Parallel work on independent tasks
Capabilities

The work the platform can take off your plate.

The repetitive, evidence-heavy, multi-step work that security teams burn weeks on. The agent does the draft. You do the approval.

Vendor questionnaire fill

Hand off a CAIQ, SIG, or custom questionnaire. The cowork agent reads it, drafts answers from your evidence library, marks the items that need a human signoff, and produces a clean response packet ready for review.

Audit packet assembly

Point the agent at the audit scope. It pulls every required artefact — access reviews, vulnerability sign-offs, change tickets, control narratives — and assembles them into the binder format your auditor wants.

Fix campaign coordination

Coordinate a 200-PR cleanup across a dozen teams. The agent opens the PRs, watches CI, nudges reviewers, escalates blockers, and merges the safe ones — pausing for human approval on anything that touches a critical path.

Reasoning per step, not per command

Each task is broken into a plan. The agent shows you the plan first, you approve or edit it, and only then does it execute. You don't supervise typing; you supervise intent.

Human approval at every gate

Destructive actions, external sends, and any step that mutates production state stop for explicit approval. The default is fail-closed: if a human doesn't approve, the step doesn't run.

Multi-seat sessions

Several engineers can join the same cowork session, comment on plan steps, and split ownership of approval gates. The session log shows who approved what, when, and on what basis.

How it works

Brief, plan, approve, deliver.

01

Define the brief

Drop in a goal in plain language: 'Fill the Acme CAIQ for the renewal cycle' or 'Bring our service mesh fleet to zero KEV CVEs by end of week'.

02

Agent drafts the plan

The plan lists every sub-step, the inputs it needs, the artefacts it will produce, and the approval gates it will pause at. You can edit the plan before it runs.

03

Step away

The agent works in the background. Long-running steps — fetching evidence, running scans, opening PRs — proceed without blocking you on the wire.

04

Approve gates as they arrive

Notifications surface each gate in the channel you configured (Slack, Teams, email, or the in-app inbox). One-click approve, edit, or reject.

05

Receive the finished work product

When the plan completes, the deliverable lands as a single artefact — a CAIQ response, an audit binder, a merged PR series — with the full trace attached.

06

Audit the session forever

Every plan, every approval, every external call is logged. The trace is exportable as a single immutable artefact for code review, regulatory audit, and reproducibility.

Guardrails

A delegate that fails closed.

Every destructive action stops for explicit human approval. The default is no, not yes.
Each plan step is logged with intent, tool call, result, and reviewer. The trace is the work product, not the chat log.
Sessions can pause indefinitely. Walk away for a week — the plan resumes on your next approval.
RBAC on plan templates, approval gates, and session visibility. Senior reviewers see what juniors approved before signing off.

Delegate the next questionnaire.

Bring a real piece of work — a SIG, a vendor renewal, a fix campaign — and we'll cowork it with you in the session.