What We Build With It
We engineer robust security into your software development lifecycle, transforming it from a bottleneck into an enabler for innovation.
Threat Modeling & Secure Design Workshops
Proactively identifying and mitigating potential threats during the architectural design phase, before any code is written, ensuring security is baked in.
DevSecOps Pipeline Integration
Integrating static (SAST - SonarQube, Semgrep), dynamic (DAST - OWASP ZAP), and software composition analysis (SCA - Snyk, Trivy) directly into your CI/CD pipeline for automated, early detection of vulnerabilities.
Software Supply Chain Security & SLSA
Implementing best practices for securing your dependencies and build processes with Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation, artifact signing (Sigstore), and SLSA compliance frameworks.
Why Our Approach Works
A proactive, engineering-driven security posture is a competitive advantage, fostering trust and accelerating delivery.
Ship Faster, More Securely (Shift Left)
By 'shifting left,' we enable vulnerabilities to be caught and fixed earlier, when they are cheapest and fastest to resolve, preventing costly delays and last-minute heroics.
Systematically Reduce Your Attack Surface
A secure-by-design approach, coupled with continuous security validation, systematically reduces the number of potential vulnerabilities across your production systems.
Empower & Enable Your Developers
We provide developers with integrated tools, automated feedback, and essential training, fostering a culture where security is a shared responsibility, not a burden.
Our Go-To Stack for Application Security Engineering
We use modern, developer-friendly tools and security frameworks to build a robust DevSecOps culture and secure software supply chain.
Static Analysis (SAST)
SonarQube, Semgrep, CodeQL for analyzing source code for vulnerabilities.
Dynamic Analysis (DAST)
OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite for identifying vulnerabilities in running applications.
SCA & Dependency Management
Snyk, Trivy, Dependabot for identifying vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and generating SBOMs.
Secrets Management
HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, Google Secret Manager for secure credential storage.
Policy as Code (Security)
Open Policy Agent (OPA) for enforcing security policies within CI/CD pipelines and runtime environments.
Supply Chain Attestation
Sigstore/Cosign for signing and verifying software artifacts, ensuring their integrity and provenance (SLSA compliance).
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'shifting left' in security truly mean in practice?
+It means moving security practices earlier in the development lifecycle. Instead of a late-stage audit, we integrate automated security checks, threat modeling, and secure code training directly into the developer’s workflow, making security proactive rather than reactive.
Will these security measures slow down our development teams?
+Our goal is the opposite. By providing fast, automated feedback directly in their workflow (e.g., in their IDE or pull request), we help developers fix issues instantly. This prevents the massive, costly delays caused by finding critical vulnerabilities right before a production release.
What is an SBOM and why is it so important now?
+A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a formal, machine-readable inventory of all software components in your application. It’s crucial for understanding your attack surface and rapidly responding to new vulnerabilities discovered in third-party libraries (e.g., Log4j), enabling you to identify and mitigate risks quickly.
SCA vs. SAST: why do we need both?
+SAST looks at the code you write, while SCA (Software Composition Analysis) looks at the third-party libraries you use. Since modern apps are often 80-90% open-source code, SCA is critical for identifying vulnerabilities in your dependencies, while SAST ensures your own business logic is secure.
How do you secure modern APIs?
+We implement defense-in-depth for APIs: robust authentication (OAuth2/OIDC), fine-grained authorization, request validation, rate limiting, and automated API security testing (DAST) to identify common vulnerabilities like BOLA or broken authentication.
Do you provide secure coding training for our developers?
+Yes. We believe that security is an engineering skill. We provide hands-on workshops, ‘security champions’ programs, and integrate interactive training tools into your team’s workflow to build a sustainable culture of security-conscious development.