Technical Due Diligence Assessment

1. An acquiring company commissions a review of the target company's technology stack, codebase, architecture, and security posture before completing an acquisition. What is this review called?

2. The due diligence team reviews the architecture, codebase, incident history, and team capabilities and assigns a structured score to each dimension. What is this structured scoring document called?

3. The team identifies that the core payment module has no unit tests, the API has no rate limiting, and the database has no backup verification. These findings are individually minor but collectively significant. What type of assessment output captures all findings?

4. During due diligence, the team discovers that one engineer wrote 80% of the core product and is the only person who understands the payment integration. What risk has the team identified?

5. The due diligence report assigns each risk finding a Red, Amber, or Green status. A 'Red' finding means: