Overview
We build the same class of system we are usually hired to attack. That changes where the effort goes: threat modelling before the first line of code, authorisation tested as a feature rather than assumed, and a CI pipeline that runs the security checks next to the unit tests.
The result is a product that does not need a remediation project six months after launch.
What is covered
Product and platform web applications, front to back
API design, versioning and integration architecture
Authentication, authorisation and multi-tenancy
Data modelling, migrations and reporting surfaces
Performance, accessibility and front-end craft
Handover with documentation your team can work from
How it runs
Design, build, review, ship. Security review sits inside the build rather than acting as a gate at the end: threat modelling at design, review at merge, and a test pass against the release candidate before it goes out.
What you get
A system you own outright, with no lock-in to us
Documentation and runbooks written for the team that inherits it
A security test pass before launch, by the same standard we apply to clients we are attacking
Direct access to the engineer who built it
Method and standards
OWASP ASVS as a build-time standard, not only a test-time one
Threat modelling before implementation, revisited when the architecture moves
Dependency, secret and static analysis in the pipeline
WCAG 2.2 AA as the accessibility floor
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