Assertion Labs / Advisory
Separate the technical claim from its evidence.
Examine a product’s architecture, security claims and technical assumptions before a consequential investment, acquisition or product decision.
Scope a technical review →Context
Investors, founders and acquirers who need to distinguish demonstrated capability from an attractive explanation.
Preparation & access
Public materials support initial scoping. Nonpublic materials require conflict clearance, authorization and agreed handling terms before transfer.
Work & deliverables
- Claims and supporting evidence table
- Architecture and deployment boundaries
- Findings, source references and uncertainties
- A technical memorandum and optional readout
Scope & limitations
No investment recommendation, valuation, audit opinion or certification. No penetration testing or production access without a separate authorized scope.
Offered subject to fit, conflict review and availability. A conversation is not acceptance of an engagement.
How we work
Begin with a bounded question.
- Define the decision, boundaries, conflicts and available evidence.
- Agree on the work, deliverables, access and review process.
- Examine claims and record findings with their limitations.
- Discuss implications and the next decision.