Find it first. Someone else is already looking.

You’re only as safe as your last shortcut

Most breaches are not exotic. They are an over-permissioned access key, a dependency three years out of date, a staging database loaded with real customer records, a contractor whose account was never disabled. None of it is unknowable. It is simply unlooked at.

• A credential committed years ago, still valid, still in the git history.
• Access that gets granted constantly and revoked approximately never.
• Backups that exist, have never been restored, and are therefore theoretical.
• A customer security questionnaire nobody can answer honestly, so it gets answered optimistically.

Findings you can reproduce, ranked by what they cost

No 400-page scanner dump padded with informational noise. We review architecture, code, cloud configuration, and identity by hand, then rank each finding by the path an attacker would actually take and the damage at the end of it. Then we help close them, with your engineers.

• Threat model for your business: what you hold, who wants it, and the routes in
• Manual review of architecture, code, and cloud configuration, with a reproduction attached to every finding
• Identity and access inventory — every person, service account, and API key, and exactly what it can reach
• Dependency and supply-chain report with a concrete upgrade path, not a list of CVE numbers
• Remediation plan sequenced by exploitability and blast radius, with an owner and an effort estimate per item
• Re-test report confirming each fix holds — the document you send to customers and auditors

1. 01

   Model

   Start with what you hold and who would want it. Risk gets specific — named assets, named paths — before a single scanner runs.

2. 02

   Audit

   Hands-on review of code, infrastructure, and identity. If we call something exploitable, we show you the reproduction.

3. 03

   Remediate

   Fixes land in priority order, written alongside your engineers, so the reasoning stays in the building after we leave.

4. 04

   Verify

   Re-test what changed, document it, and hand you the evidence that lets you answer the next questionnaire truthfully.

Our founder has spent 20+ years on hard technical problems, security audits among them, and that shows in the work. A German legal tech client needed a private multi-tenant platform for claims, foreclosure, and dunning, where one tenant reaching another’s data was the failure that mattered most. Isolation was designed into the architecture rather than bolted on, and the platform shipped quickly. Our delivery record also includes Fortune 500 clients such as StoneX Group.

• We ran a penetration test last year.

  Good. A pen test tells you what was reachable that week. An audit tells you why it was reachable, which is the part that changes your architecture. They answer different questions and you want both answers.

• Will this disrupt the team?

  The audit is mostly read-only and asynchronous — we need access and a few hours of context, not your roadmap. Remediation gets scheduled into your sprints, with your engineers doing the work we review.

• We’re too small to be a target.

  Automated attacks do not check your revenue before trying the door. Small teams get hit precisely because the shortcuts are easier to find and nobody is reading the logs.

• Can you get us SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

  No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. We fix the underlying reality and produce what an auditor asks for — threat model, access reviews, remediation records, re-test results. Certification bodies issue certificates. Our job is making sure yours is deserved.