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Make security testing part of agency delivery

The PM defines what the client is accepting. The developer supplies a verified test environment. Your assistant helps prepare the test; Scantelio captures findings and retests so everyone can discuss the same release.

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Handover readiness checklist

Preparation only. No scan has run.

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Prepare the check with your AI assistant

Sample conversation

We deliver a client portal next week. Help our PM and developer agree on a repeatable handover check.

Assistant · Which release is the client accepting? I’ll use its staging target and list what the PM needs to confirm before the developer prepares fixtures.

On first setup, verify the target and grant the assistant access to the intended project. Review the draft and confirm the run in your workspace.

Illustrative result and next action

The agency corrected a public attachment link. The handover records the original observation, the successful retest and the admin area that still needs access.

Questions before you start

What changes on the next delivery?

Reuse the verified project. Describe the changed role or endpoint, review scope and confirm a new run against that release.

Who owns the delivery gate?

The PM records the client decision and scope. A developer owns the repair and posts retest evidence against the exact release.

Can we use one project for unrelated clients?

Keep each client’s targets, permissions and findings in the appropriate workspace or project. Verify the selected target before running.

What should the client receive?

Provide the release identifier, tested area, open gaps and named owner for each outstanding item. Attach the report and retest outcome.

What can a public URL show?

An external check examines the reachable surface. Private workflows require authorized access and suitable test accounts. A source-code review or expert investigation has a different scope.

Can I reuse a prepared project?

Select the verified project, review the environment and permissions, then confirm the run. Recheck fixtures if the release changed the access model.