What should technical due diligence cover?

Technical due diligence should connect technology risk to business risk.

Direct answer

Technical due diligence should review architecture, data flows, security posture, scalability, technical debt, vendor dependency, development process, team capability, infrastructure cost, and the technology risks that could affect growth, margin, acquisition value, or delivery.

The commercial question

The question is not only whether the technology works. It is whether the business can safely grow, sell, integrate, or invest on top of it.

Where Balazs fits

Balazs combines operator experience with technical advisory, making the review useful for founders, executives, and commercial decision makers.

Useful output

The output should be an executive-level view of risks, constraints, and next actions, not a technical document only engineers can use.