Answer security reviews in days, not weeks, and only say what's true.
Five skills for the small technology business selling to bigger customers. They build a reusable answer library and draft questionnaire responses from your own facts, check your security baseline, draft access and data handling policies, review your vendors and write your incident first-response plan. Every answer is marked for a named person to verify.
Each skill runs a Rev-IQ framework step by step and hands back something you can use straight away.
Builds an approved answer library, drafts responses from it, writes honest gap wording, checks consistency and lists every answer for an owner to verify.
Built on How to Stop Losing Weeks to Customer Security Questionnaires
Checks trust, access, devices and documentation against a minimum viable baseline and ranks the gaps most likely to stall a deal.
Built on The Minimum Viable Security Posture Every Technology Business Needs
Maps systems and access, then drafts an access and same-day offboarding policy and a three-tier data classification policy.
Built on Why Access Control Is the Cheapest Risk You’re Not Managing
Tiers your vendors by what they touch, reviews critical ones on data, security, incidents and exit, and checks operational dependency.
Built on Your Vendor Stack Is Your Risk Surface: Treat It That Way
Writes a one-page playbook with severity levels, roles and the contain, assess, communicate, stabilise and document sequence.
Built on What to Actually Do in the First Hour of a Security Incident
Founders, revenue and operations leaders of B2B technology businesses, roughly 5 to 150 people, whose deals slow down in procurement or who are facing their first security questionnaires or investor diligence. It suits teams without a dedicated security lead.
You'll need: The questionnaire, plus confirmed facts from whoever knows: your systems and who has access, devices, backups, hosting, vendors and any security documents. The skills never fill gaps with assumptions.
Not for: Security audits, penetration testing, certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, legal advice on privacy or breach notification, or regulated industries with specific security standards.
Built on: The Minimum Viable Security Posture Every Technology Business Needs, How to Stop Losing Weeks to Customer Security Questionnaires, Why Access Control Is the Cheapest Risk You’re Not Managing, You Can’t Protect Data You Haven’t Classified, Your Vendor Stack Is Your Risk Surface: Treat It That Way, What to Actually Do in the First Hour of a Security Incident.
The skills run inside your own AI account. Nothing you enter is sent to Rev-IQ.
| Status | Questions |
|---|---|
| Matched to library answers | 8 of 11 |
| Need an owner's facts | 3 (recovery targets, penetration testing, staff training) |
| Answer still in draft | Incident notification |
| Not reviewed in 6 months | Subprocessors, offboarding, incidents |
Asked about SOC 2, the draft says plainly that Northwind isn't certified yet and offers its security overview. The backup answer says no restore test has run, and that one is scheduled for November.
Before sending: Dev Rao verifies six answers, Lena Ford three and Sam Patel two, including the incident wording. Nothing goes out unverified.
Northwind Rostering is a fictional 30-customer software business used to test every Rev-IQ skill. Your output will reflect your own information.
Paid skills aren't refundable, so check your platform and plan first. Each install guide is free to read before you buy.
Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans, with code execution switched on.
On Enterprise, an organisation owner turns on Skills and code execution first. Upload each skill in the bundle separately.
Claude install guide (PDF) →Business, Enterprise, Healthcare and Edu workspaces. Personal Free, Plus and Pro plans don't currently include skill uploads.
On Enterprise and Edu, a workspace admin may need to enable skill uploading. Upload each skill in the bundle separately.
ChatGPT install guide (PDF) →Any plan that includes Computer: Pro, Max, Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max.
Use the Perplexity download. It's packaged differently from the other two. Upload each skill in the bundle separately.
Perplexity install guide (PDF) →Try a free Rev-IQ skill first. If it installs and runs, the paid skills will too, on the same platform and plan.
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Each skill applies a fixed Rev-IQ framework, and several use a built-in calculator so the scoring and maths are consistent. The output is only as good as the information you give it, and AI can make mistakes. Check the figures and treat the output as a strong first draft, not a final answer. Results aren't guaranteed.
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