DevSecOps
Security reviews happen at the end, if at all. Secrets sit where they shouldn't, dependencies go unpatched, and no one can say what's inside the image in production.
When to bring us in
- A customer or auditor is asking about your security practices
- Secrets are stored in repositories, CI variables or chat
- You don't know which dependencies or images have known vulnerabilities
- Cloud permissions were granted broadly to get things working
- Security findings arrive as a long list nobody owns
What we do
- Pipeline scanning: code (SAST), dependencies, secrets, IaC and container images
- Supply chain: SBOMs, signed artifacts and provenance
- Policy as code for infrastructure and Kubernetes
- Cloud security posture review and least-privilege access
- Threat modeling for new systems and major changes
- A triage process so findings have owners and deadlines
How it runs
- codeCode
- scanScan
- signSign
- policyPolicy
- deployDeploy
- monitorMonitor
What you get
- Security scanning wired into your CI, with agreed thresholds
- A secrets management setup and a migration of existing secrets
- Policies as code, enforced in the pipeline and the cluster
- A prioritized findings report with owners
Ways to engage
Assessment
A fixed-price review of what you run today. You get a written report and a prioritized plan.
Build
We implement the plan with your team, in your repositories and accounts, and hand it over documented.
Ongoing support
Optional, after handover: a retained block of engineering time for changes, upgrades and incidents.
Questions about DevSecOps
Will security scanning slow down our pipeline?
A little, so we place checks deliberately. Fast ones run on every change. Slower scans run in parallel or on a schedule. The pipeline only blocks on findings you've agreed matter.
Can you help with compliance frameworks such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
We implement and document the technical controls those frameworks ask for: access control, logging, change management, vulnerability management. We're not an auditor and can't certify you.
What access do you need, and how do you handle credentials?
The least the work needs: read-only while assessing, scoped access while building. Access goes to named people through your identity provider where possible. Credentials stay in your systems. Access is removed when the engagement ends.
Tell us what you're running.
A few lines about your stack is enough. We'll reply to set up a short intro call, then send a written proposal with a fixed price.
