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The question isn't if you'll be attacked. It's when — and how ready you'll be.
Companies think security is something for "the big guys." Wrong. Most attacks today are automated — bots scanning the internet for vulnerabilities. They don't know if you're a five-person startup or a public company. They see a vulnerability — they get in.
A bug is annoying. A data breach is a disaster. Customers walk, regulators fine you, and the reputational damage takes years to repair. We do real security — from the first line of code to ongoing monitoring. Not a widget. Not a certificate. Hardening at every level.
01 / What we do
What we do
Security at every layer — from the code, through the APIs and the cloud, to monitoring and compliance. Because an attacker doesn't pick one entry point. They try everything.
02 / What we see in the field
What we see in the field
From the projects we audit. These are 90% of the reasons breaches happen. We fix them.
03 / Our toolkit
Our toolkit
A full stack of SAST and DAST tools, secrets management, authentication, security monitoring, and WAF-level protection. The right tool at every layer.
SAST
- Snyk
- SonarQube
- Semgrep
DAST
- OWASP ZAP
- Burp Suite
Secrets Management
- HashiCorp Vault
- AWS Secrets Manager
- Doppler
Authentication
- Auth0
- Clerk
- Supabase Auth
- OAuth / OIDC
Cloud Security
- AWS Security Hub
- GCP SCC
- Wiz
Monitoring
- Datadog Security
- Sentry
- ELK Stack
WAF
- Cloudflare
- AWS WAF
Vulnerability Scanning
- Nuclei
- Nessus
04 / How we work
How we work
- 01
Initial review
We cover the code, the infrastructure, and the configuration. We surface the critical vulnerabilities.
- 02
Prioritized report
Every issue ranked by severity: Critical, High, Medium, Low. Not a context-free list of 200 items.
- 03
Fix by urgency
Criticals get handled immediately. The rest — on a plan. We don't fix everything at once if it grinds work to a halt.
- 04
Harden in code
Fix it in the code itself. Add automated checks that block new vulnerabilities from sneaking in.
- 05
Retest the breach
After the fixes — we try to break in again. To make sure the fixes actually hold.
- 06
Docs & training
Your developers get trained. Because the best security is a team that writes secure code from day one.
- 07
Ongoing monitoring
A monitoring setup that alerts on suspicious activity. We don't disappear after the report ships.
05 / Who it's for
Who this is for
06 / Why us
Why us
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Most attacks today are automated. Bots scan the internet looking for vulnerabilities, not specific targets. They don't pick who — they pick how. If your system is vulnerable, they'll show up.
A pentest is a real attack from the outside — with no code access. A code review is a deep read of the source looking for issues. The two complement each other: the pentest finds what an attacker sees, the code review finds deeper issues an attacker wouldn't spot from outside.
There is no honest flat price for a penetration test: the budget follows scope. The drivers are the size of the attack surface — number of applications, APIs and roles — whether it is black-box or with access to the code, and whether you need a one-off report or testing on every release. We scope the work first, then give a fixed, itemized quote — what is included, what is excluded and what would change the number.
Typically 1-4 weeks. Test, fix, retest.
These are standards investors and enterprise customers demand. We guide the certification process — from policy definition to the audit. Typically a 6-12 month engagement.
Absolutely. AWS defaults aren't secure. Hardening (S3 buckets, IAM policies, security groups) is essential.
A list of the 10 most common and dangerous vulnerabilities in web applications. SQL injection, XSS, broken authentication, and more. Without protection against these — you're exposed.
Don't panic. Contact us immediately. We help with: identifying the breach, closing the gap, damage assessment, regulator notification if needed, and recovery.
It depends on what you hold and where your users are. CCPA/CPRA and a growing list of state privacy laws set rules for personal data of US residents; HIPAA applies to health information; every state has a breach-notification law; and GDPR applies if you serve EU residents. In practice the requirements overlap: know what you hold, protect it in proportion to the risk, and be able to detect and report an incident. We map which rules apply to you and build the controls.
Yes, and the surface is growing. Prompt injection, data leakage through AI, insecure AI integrations, system prompt exposure. We understand the new threats.
In most cases we layer it onto what exists. A rebuild is only required if the system is architected in a way that fundamentally blocks security.
Yes. Via Cloudflare, AWS Shield, or other tools — depending on the architecture.
Yes. Setting up a bug bounty program (via HackerOne, Bugcrowd, or internal), triaging reports, and fixing the vulnerabilities.
Let's talk
Is your system secure?
An initial security review, no strings attached. We'll show you where you stand, what the critical risks are, and what to fix first.
Straight. To the point. On time.