Client story · Digital health · Brussels
A guided path from compliance requirements to a safer software repository
Raoul Ullens, CTO at Gratiago, uses Drimt to follow the work step by step: understand what must be done, organize compliance actions and strengthen the repository against software supply-chain attacks.
The context
Work that must be defensible
A digital-health product must make security and compliance work clear enough to act on without losing engineering momentum. Repository dependencies, build processes and third-party code also create a supply-chain risk that needs continuous attention.
Verified scope
What we can state publicly
- Turn compliance requirements into an ordered, practical workflow.
- Give the CTO a clear view of completed work, open gaps and next actions.
- Review repository and dependency risks through a software supply-chain security lens.
Evidence standard
This story describes the confirmed scope of use. Gratiago has not published certification dates, audit results or quantified security outcomes, so none are claimed here.
No invented metrics
Client outcomes appear only when they are approved or independently verifiable.
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