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CGT Review
Find the gaps between what your SaaS claims and what it does
CGT Review is a practical technical security & privacy review for SaaS and software products. We check privacy claims against actual behavior, test forms, checkout and authentication, review exposed secrets and configuration, and look for real functional failures. You get a severity-ranked report in 48 hours or 3–5 business days — without a traditional enterprise consulting engagement.
I'm Gus, the person behind CGT Review at Cyber Global Technologies.
I built this because I kept seeing a gap between what software products say they do and what they actually do.
Privacy policies can say one thing while the application behaves differently. A form can appear to work while silently failing. A security check can report "safe" because a condition wasn't actually tested.
So I built a repeatable technical review process and ran it against my own products first.
CGT Review turns that process into a fixed-scope product for SaaS founders and small software teams — Live Review ($299) checks the product's actual behavior against what you claim, and Deep Review ($1,800) goes further, reviewing the underlying code itself. Either way, you get a severity-ranked report with concrete findings, not a certification or a sales pitch.
I'm launching this on Product Hunt because I'd love feedback from founders, developers and security people:
What would you want checked before trusting someone with a review of your product?
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About CGT Review on Product Hunt
“Find the gaps between what your SaaS claims and what it does”
CGT Review was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #51 on the daily leaderboard. CGT Review is a practical technical security & privacy review for SaaS and software products. We check privacy claims against actual behavior, test forms, checkout and authentication, review exposed secrets and configuration, and look for real functional failures. You get a severity-ranked report in 48 hours or 3–5 business days — without a traditional enterprise consulting engagement.
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Fretz Olivares
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Gus, the person behind CGT Review at Cyber Global Technologies.
I built this because I kept seeing a gap between what software products say they do and what they actually do.
Privacy policies can say one thing while the application behaves differently. A form can appear to work while silently failing. A security check can report "safe" because a condition wasn't actually tested.
So I built a repeatable technical review process and ran it against my own products first.
CGT Review turns that process into a fixed-scope product for SaaS founders and small software teams — Live Review ($299) checks the product's actual behavior against what you claim, and Deep Review ($1,800) goes further, reviewing the underlying code itself. Either way, you get a severity-ranked report with concrete findings, not a certification or a sales pitch.
I'm launching this on Product Hunt because I'd love feedback from founders, developers and security people:
What would you want checked before trusting someone with a review of your product?
— Gus