Glossary
Hardening Sprint
The $1,750 engagement that takes the top items from needs fix to fixed and re-verified.
What it means
A Hardening Sprint is for the founder who has the list and does not have the time. The highest priority items get fixed, and then checked again so the statement reflects the fixed state rather than the intention.
It is the difference between knowing that row rules are missing and having row rules that work. The two incidents this most resembles, the Moltbook exposure and CVE-2025-48757, were both fixable in a day of focused work by someone who had done it before.
You get the changes, the re-verification, and a statement dated after the work. What you do not get is a promise that nothing else exists. Fixing the known list is real progress and it is not a guarantee, and anyone selling it as one is selling something else.
Incidents where it mattered
No incident in the library maps to this one yet.
ShipReady is not a penetration test or a security certification. No automated check can prove an application is secure.
Last updated September 20, 2026