AI security evidence and workflow review
Vigilra by VCMP
Vigilra turns website, workflow and repository security questions into scoped evidence, clear priorities and reviewed next steps.
Explore Vigilra by VCMP in practice
Start with the product
Businesses and delivery teams reviewing AI-built websites, n8n or MCP workflows and software repositories before a release.
See the product and current access options →Who is it for?
Businesses and delivery teams reviewing AI-built websites, n8n or MCP workflows and software repositories before a release.
- Check a public homepage security posture
- Review workflow credentials, permissions and risky settings
- Turn repository findings into prioritised developer actions
What does it cover?
- Public response-header and homepage observations with visible coverage
- Local n8n, MCP and Vigilra workflow-configuration review without file upload or execution
- Gitleaks and OSV evidence grouped into practical priorities
- Developer repair plans and verification steps for human review
How it fits the family
Vigilra reviews scoped security evidence and prepares next steps. Emineat focuses on search visibility, while Command and FireTrack support operational and custody workflows.
What to confirm before choosing
The public check covers one anonymous HTTPS homepage and does not test authentication, source code, dependencies, AI prompt injection, workflow runtime permissions or internal infrastructure. Public examples are clearly labelled; repository and staging-behaviour reviews require authorised, scoped inputs. Suggested changes remain subject to human approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Is the Vigilra homepage check a penetration test?
No. It observes one public HTTPS homepage, including response headers and other visible signals, and shows what was assessed. It does not test authentication, source code, dependencies, internal infrastructure or AI runtime behaviour.
Does Vigilra upload or run my workflow?
The public workflow review runs locally in the browser for supported n8n, MCP and Vigilra configuration files. It flags credentials, permissions and risky settings without uploading the file or executing the workflow.
How does Vigilra use repository security evidence?
A scoped repository review brings Gitleaks and OSV-Scanner evidence together, groups related findings into priorities and prepares a developer repair plan for human review. Findings still need to be checked in the authorised project context.
Sources and next steps
This guide is maintained by StartMadeSimple Ltd using its public product information. Read the official source for Vigilra by VCMP. Confirm current prices, access and configuration directly before purchasing.