The only AI-SDLC platform built for regulated environments from the start.
Apache 2.0 open source with explicit patent grant. Direct workstation-to-Anthropic API relationship — Speednet is never in your data path. 11 independent defense layers. DORA exit strategy built in. This is what you give your security team to review before the POC begins.
Three questions every CTO and CISO asks before approving an AI tool.
Speedwave was designed to answer each of them before you have to ask.
DORA vendor lock-in
DORA Art. 33 requires a documented exit strategy for third-party ICT tools. SaaS AI platforms cannot satisfy this — the codebase is proprietary, the data is in their cloud. Apache 2.0 codebase plus local LLM fallback gives you a defensible exit on day one.
Credential and data exposure
Most enterprise AI tools route all traffic through vendor infrastructure. Your API keys, code, and customer data pass through systems you do not control. Speedwave routes directly from engineer workstation to Anthropic — Speednet is never in the data path.
EU AI Act and regulatory compliance gap
EU AI Act Art. 51–52 requires an AI System Registry for high-impact AI systems. GDPR Art. 25 requires privacy by design. Most AI tools were not designed with either regulation in scope. Speedwave and Auditor cover both.
What Speedwave gives CTOs and CISOs.
Governance, compliance, and security architecture — not added to a coding tool, but the foundation it was built on.
DORA exit strategy
Apache 2.0 license provides perpetual codebase access regardless of Speednet's commercial future. Local LLM support (Ollama / LM Studio) provides a functional fallback if external API access is restricted. Both are documented in the compliance pack.
Direct Anthropic relationship
API keys stored on the engineer's workstation. API calls go directly to Anthropic. Speednet infrastructure is not in the data path. Your procurement team has a direct supplier relationship with Anthropic — not a resale arrangement with a middleman.
11-layer defense-in-depth
Kernel-level isolation, container hardening, network isolation per project, credential isolation, JavaScript sandbox (22 escape patterns blocked), PII tokenisation, routing validation, SecurityCheck fail-closed gate, secret file permissions (0o600), authentication gateway, log sanitiser.
EU AI Act System Registry
Auditor's AI System Registry covers Art. 51–52 registration, risk classification workflow, and governance sign-off trail. ISO 42001 Clause 6 aligned. The registry output feeds directly into your regulatory submission documentation.
Compliance documentation pack
32 documents across three phases — current state, gap analysis with severity classification, and remediation roadmap. Covers EU AI Act, GDPR, DORA, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, KNF/EBA. Produced by Speednet engineers with 24+ years of BFSI context.
Open source trust model
No NDA required for your security team to audit the gateway, sandbox, PII tokeniser, or audit log code. Explicit Apache 2.0 patent grant. Community forks possible if Speednet ceases operations. Every claim is verifiable without a vendor briefing.
Ready to see it in your BFSI environment?
We will walk through the security architecture and compliance coverage tailored to your regulatory footprint — EU AI Act, DORA, KNF, EBA.