Security
We find weak spots before others do and close them: audits and penetration tests under contract, code review, hardening of cloud and infrastructure, access design, and security built into delivery.
Discuss a projectHow an audit goes
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Scope
A contract says what, when and how we test.
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Review
Code, infrastructure and access, by hand and with tools.
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Findings
A written report, ranked by risk.
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Fixes
We make them, or help your team to.
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Re-check
We confirm the fixes and add checks to the pipeline.
What we do
- Security audits and penetration tests, under a contract that sets what is tested.
- Code review with a focus on security.
- Cloud and infrastructure hardening.
- Design of authentication, roles and access rights.
- DevSecOps: checks built into the pipeline.
- Rate limiting, firewall rules and bot protection.
What you get
- A written report: findings ranked by risk, and how to fix each one.
- The fixes, or help for your team to make them.
- A re-check after the fixes.
- Rules that keep the problems from coming back: checks in the pipeline.
Where we have done this
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Scoperly
An audit and its fixes, rate limiting, firewall rules, bot protection, tenant isolation.
See the product : Scoperly
Technologies
How we can work on it
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Project (outsourcing)
A defined result: we take the task from understanding to launch and support.
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Team (staff augmentation)
Our engineers join your team and work in your process and your tools.
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Audit and consulting
A review of code, architecture, security or infrastructure: findings ranked by importance, and what to fix first.
Questions
Do you test without permission?
No. Every test runs under a contract that says what, when and how we test.
What do we get at the end?
A report with findings ranked by risk, the fixes or a plan for them, and a re-check.
Related directions
Tell us about your task
A few lines are enough. We will read them and reply with our questions.