Stage 01
Scope
Threat model, in/out of scope, rules of engagement, target environment. Written and signed before testing starts.
Penetration testing, application security review, code audits, and compliance prep. Reports written for engineers, not auditors — what matters, what doesn’t, what to fix first.
A scanner finds 200 issues. A good security review finds the three that’ll actually get exploited — and ignores the noise.
Web, API, mobile, network. Authenticated and unauthenticated. Real attacker mindset, not just a scanner with a person reading the output.
Architecture review, threat modeling, design-time security. Catch issues before they ship, when they cost a meeting to fix instead of an incident.
Manual review of authentication, authorization, crypto, data handling, and the boring-but-important stuff. Static analysis is a starting point, not the whole audit.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA. We help you pass the audit by actually being secure, not by gaming the controls.
STRIDE, attack trees, data flow analysis. Done with engineering in the room so the threat model maps to the actual code, not an abstraction of it.
Hands-on, scenario-driven training for engineering teams. Anchored to real findings from real codebases, not generic OWASP slides.
Threat model, in/out of scope, rules of engagement, target environment. Written and signed before testing starts.
Manual + automated. Authenticated + unauthenticated. We pivot when we find something interesting — the scope is a starting point, not a checklist.
Findings with severity, exploitability, business impact, and remediation guidance. Written for engineers and execs, both can use the same document.
Free retest within 90 days of the original report. We verify fixes are real and don’t introduce new issues. Document everything for the audit trail.
Code review, architecture review, penetration test, gap analysis against the framework, prioritized remediation plan, evidence collection. The auditor commented on the quality of the documentation. The bank renewed the engagement for the following year before the report was even submitted.
Book a 30-minute call. We’ll ask about your stack, your customers, and your audit timeline — then tell you honestly whether we should be the ones to test it.