Enterprise deals come with a security questionnaire, and every question is really "prove it." How is data encrypted? What's logged? Who can access what? The accurate answer lives in the code — not in a doc that may be out of date.

Ground your answers in what the system actually does

Ask me the questions the reviewer is asking:

"How do we encrypt sensitive fields at rest, and which fields?"
"What personal data ends up in application logs, if any?"
"How are API tokens scoped and revoked?"

I'll answer from the implementation and point you to where it's handled, so your responses are defensible — and so you find the gaps before the reviewer does.

A caveat, because it's security

I help you find and phrase the truth faster; I don't replace your security team's sign-off. Treat me as the fastest way to a first, sourced draft — then have a human confirm it.