We review, harden, and monitor your systems so vulnerabilities get caught before an attacker — or an audit — finds them.
Most breaches don't start with a sophisticated exploit — they start with something ordinary: a reused password, an admin panel left exposed, a dependency with a known vulnerability that never got patched, a permission that was never scoped down after a project ended. A security review looks for exactly these gaps: authentication and session handling, input validation, access control, dependency vulnerabilities, secrets management, and transport encryption.
We check systems against common risk categories — the kind referenced in the OWASP Top 10, like injection flaws, broken authentication, and security misconfiguration — and prioritize fixes by what's actually exploitable, not just what looks alarming on paper.
Security review of new builds before launch — auth, access control, data handling
Hardening against common risk categories — injection, broken auth, misconfiguration
Ongoing monitoring for suspicious activity and known vulnerabilities in dependencies
Access control setup — least-privilege permissions, MFA, key and secret management
Backup and recovery planning, so an incident doesn't mean permanent data loss
A documented incident response plan — what happens, and who does what, if something goes wrong
We audit the system as it stands today — code, infrastructure, and access — against known risk categories.
Findings get ranked by severity and how easily they could actually be exploited, not just how they sound.
We fix what's urgent immediately and hand you a clear, sequenced list for everything else.
Ongoing checks catch new dependency vulnerabilities and unusual activity after launch, not just at the one-time review.
Small companies are actually targeted more often, precisely because they usually have weaker defenses. Basic hardening — MFA, patched dependencies, least-privilege access — closes most of the easy attack paths automated scanners look for.
We do security reviews and hardening. For a full penetration test, we scope that separately or bring in a specialized partner, depending on what the engagement needs.
We prioritize by severity and exploitability, fix what's urgent right away, and give you a clear list of everything else with recommended timelines — nothing gets buried in a report you never read.
Both are available. A one-time review makes sense before a launch or audit; ongoing monitoring makes sense for anything handling real user data or traffic.
Tell us what you're running — we'll get back to you.