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VSEC · AI risk assessment
Stop chasing answers. Let VSEC gather them.
Its AI drafts your product from public information, flags what it can't confirm, and sends each open question to the engineer you choose.
Built on nearly 400 risk assessments we've run across automotive, agriculture and robotics.
Request beta accessWe reply by email.
OEMs and suppliers at every tier and size
Full vehicles down to single chips
Used on our customer engagements today
The analysis isn't the slow part
- System details live in schematics, meeting notes, supplier documents and engineers' heads.
- Someone has to find out who knows each answer, then wait for it.
- Until the picture is complete, every risk rating rests on a guess.
How VSEC gathers the facts
01
Draft
Add an asset and VSEC's AI drafts a first picture of it from public information. Every detail starts out unconfirmed.
02
Confirm
Load what you already have, from meeting notes to schematics. Each document confirms or corrects the draft.
03
Ask
Request Information sends a question to whichever engineer or team you choose. They reply with an answer, a document or a link, and the gap closes.
04
Assess
Once the picture is concrete, VSEC matches risks to your real architecture using nearly 400 risk assessments we've done across automotive, agriculture and robotics.
What happens next
AI risk assessment runs in VSEC business workspaces as part of our beta program, not on the self-serve VSEC platform.
- 1Send the form and tell us what you need to assess.
- 2We reply by email to talk through your product.
- 3We set up a business workspace for your team.
Does the AI write the whole assessment?
It drafts what it can from public information and flags the gaps. Your engineers choose who to ask and confirm the details, and the assessment runs on what they confirm.
Is it only for cars?
No. The reference set spans automotive, agriculture and robotics, and the same method carries over to other connected products.
Request beta access
Tell us what you need to assess: how many products, at what level, and where the details live today.