About
Faultline exists because scanner findings are not accountability.
Faultline is built for Go-heavy engineering teams that need source-free governance evidence: who owns scanner-derived risk, why exceptions still exist, what changed, and what can be shown under audit or customer diligence.
Founder
Mike Holownych
Faultline is founder-led and intentionally narrow: governance depth for Go-heavy teams before broad language coverage or generic posture dashboards.
hello@gofaultline.devOperating belief
Detection scaled faster than accountability.
Scanner output is an observation, not governance.
Accepted risk needs owners, rationale, review state, and evidence.
Source code should stay where engineering teams already control it by default.
The site should not claim certifications, customers, or outcomes it cannot prove.
Company posture
Early, specific, and procurement-conscious.
No inflated traction claims
Customer names, logos, and case studies are not displayed until references are approved for public use.
Open scanner first
The OSS scanner is public and locally runnable so technical evaluators can inspect the source-free output model before trusting the platform.
Trust materials are public
Security, privacy, terms, DPA readiness, status notes, and sample evidence are linked from the site instead of hidden behind the first sales call.
Find the continuity gaps your current tooling cannot prove away.
You may have findings, scanners, and tickets. Under scrutiny, that still may not prove governance continuity.