Every change that matters has a name on it.
NEBU prepares each fix down to its way back. People who answer for your infrastructure make the call, and the record keeps every decision.
Book a callOnly what needs your approval waits for a human.
Consequential fixes keep a supervisor in the loop: nothing runs until they approve, and the request reaches them in ticketing, change management or team chat.
Non-destructive fixes covered by the policies and rules agreed at setup are cleared by policy. They run with the supervisor on the loop, free to stop or reverse any step, and regular policy reviews keep your company profile current with custom and newly recommended rules.
Can a fix really be ready in under an hour?
Ready for a decision, yes: a supervised, approval-ready remediation in under an hour.
Everything before the gate is compressed: the exposure is surfaced, analyzed in the context of your environment and turned into a scoped fix with its evidence and its way back. Everything at the gate stays as your process defines it. The hour ends at the gate, never past it.
Fixes already cleared by policy skip the wait and run at machine pace. The hour belongs to the fixes that deserve a person’s decision, and it replaces weeks in a human queue.
- Before the gate: compressed by NEBU
- Surface
- Analyze
- Scoped fix
- Way back staged
- Evidence ready
- At the gate: your process
- Change board
- Maintenance windows
- Named approvers
- After the gate: compressed by NEBU
- Remediate
- Document
- Close
- Prove
A way back is staged before anything moves.
Before a step runs, NEBU captures the state it is about to change and prepares the reverse action. Each step can be reversed on its own, and every reversal joins the record.
Knowing the way back exists is what lets an approver decide quickly.
Every decision leaves proof.
Each action is written to a signed, append-only record: what was found, why this fix, what changed, who approved it or which policy cleared it, and how to undo it.
The record reaches your SIEM and is ready for the auditor, the regulator or the board.
Questions
What happens if nobody approves a fix?
Nothing runs. NEBU reminds the approver, then escalates the request to a backup approver, and the finding stays open until someone decides.
Does NEBU replace our change advisory board?
No. A change that needs board review goes through your change process as usual, arriving with the evidence and the reverse action already prepared. NEBU shortens the preparation, never the review.
Can NEBU approve its own fixes?
No. Approval comes from a person or from a policy agreed with your organization, never from NEBU itself, and the record shows which one it was.
Walk one of your own findings through the gate.
On a call, we map where the gate would sit in your change process and which fixes your policies could clear.