What a buyer's diligence team will actually find, for the company being acquired, and for the acquirer deciding what to trust.
A current engagement backs the Financial Services side of this directly: senior architecture and security authority on a large-scale financial infrastructure build-out (background and outcome only, not named publicly), the same audit and certification chain that serves healthcare clients (SOC 2, PCI, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, tracked in Attestia), and diligence read the way a fintech board or acquirer actually needs it read.
For investors and acquirers: architecture, compliance posture, and execution risk. Honest and detailed, not the report you want, the one you need.
Details →A desktop workspace shell whose entire window, and every popup it spawns, is excluded from screen sharing and recording (Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS) at the OS level. Protects the live diligence call itself, not just the data room documents.
Details →Ask which category fits what you're solving for, or how any of it actually works. I read every conversation and follow up if it makes sense.