Limited AppSec capacity
Product teams carrying security work without a dedicated application security function behind them.
Put security decisions where software gets built.
Embedded security work inside the sprint cycle.
Book assessment
AppSec Engineering
Built for teams with a real surface to defend.
Introducing secure practice
Engineering groups putting secure development habits in place for the first time.
Support inside delivery
Organizations that need security to work within their current process rather than alongside it.
The engagement follows the evidence.
Scope changes by system. The operating chain stays clear: find, validate, trace, remediate, and re-test.
Join the delivery system
Understand the architecture, repositories, release process, ownership model, and current security controls.
Move checks upstream
Add threat modelling, focused review, and useful automated testing at the points where decisions are made.
Strengthen the feedback loop
Use validated findings to improve standards, developer guidance, and the next round of testing.
What the scope can include.
STRIDE threat modelling
Structured threat modelling at design time, before a decision becomes expensive to reverse.
Pull request security reviews
Security review on the changes that matter, at the point the code is proposed.
Integrated SAST and DAST testing
Automated testing wired into the pipeline and tuned so the signal stays usable.
On-call security engineering
A security engineer available for the questions that would otherwise block a release.
Quarterly penetration tests
A full offensive test each quarter to validate what the upstream work has changed.