Our Security Services.
Security Review
Tool-assisted look at your in-scope app setup and code patterns using standard tools and checklists.
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Manual Testing
Tool-assisted manual checks of your in-scope web app or API using standard tools and checklists.
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Security Posture Review
A practical look at how your systems hold up - what's exposed, what's weak, and what to fix first.
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OWASP Assessment
Manual checklist pass over the OWASP Top 10 for your in-scope areas.
Execute →Your Perimeter Is a
Probability Game.
In modern infrastructure, "safe" is a temporary state. Attackers only need to be right once - you have to be right every single second.
Orphaned API Endpoints
Undocumented or deprecated APIs left exposed in production, often bypassing security controls entirely.
Subdomain Takeover
DNS records pointing to decommissioned services allow attackers to claim your subdomains and launch phishing attacks.
Broken Access Control
Missing authorization checks that let one user reach another user's data or functions they should not see.
Exposed Secrets
API keys, tokens, or credentials left exposed in client code, config files, or public endpoints.
Checking Whether Your
Defenses Hold Up.
A security engineer runs standard tools and manual checklists against your agreed scope and documents what was found - so your team has a clear list to work from.
How We Check.
A straightforward, repeatable pass over your agreed scope, using standard tools plus manual checklists.
Scope Review
A short call to confirm what is in scope - URLs, apps, or APIs to be checked.
Tool Pass
Standard scanning tools run against the agreed scope to collect baseline observations.
Manual Checks
An engineer works through OWASP Top 10 checklists on the in-scope areas the tools cannot cover.
Write-Up
Observations written up with severity, location, and suggested next steps for your team.
A written list of what was observed, where, and how severe it looks - with OWASP and CWE references where applicable.
How We
Check.
A security engineer runs standard tools and manual checklists against your agreed scope and notes what was observed.
OWASP Top 10 Check
Manual checklist pass over the OWASP Top 10 for your in-scope app, noting what was observed.
Security Posture Review
A practical review of how your in-scope systems hold up - what is exposed and what stands out first.
App Config Check
Review of app-level settings and access controls visible in the agreed scope.
API Basics Check
Basic checks of in-scope API auth behavior, visible error output, and access control observations.
Findings List
A written list of observations with severity and location notes.
Prioritized Write-Up
Observations ordered by severity, so your team can decide where to start.
What We Check For.
Standard tool output plus manual checklist notes, limited to your agreed scope.
Web App Common Flaws
Tool and checklist notes on common in-scope issues such as XSS patterns, SQLi patterns, and broken access control observations.
API Basics
Basic observations on in-scope API auth behavior, visible errors, and access control as seen during the check.
Headers & TLS Notes
Notes on observed HTTP security headers and TLS setup for in-scope endpoints at time of check.
Exposed Surface Notes
List of in-scope subdomains, endpoints, and exposed services observed during the tool pass.
Exposed Service Notes
Notes on openly reachable services and ports seen in scope, as reported by standard tools.
Prioritized Write-Up
Observations ordered by severity with suggested next steps your team can consider.
How a Review
Engagement Works.
Scoping Call
A quick call to understand your stack, what you are trying to protect, and what the review should cover.
Scope Definition
Define what gets checked - the URLs, apps, or APIs in scope and what is out of scope.
Tool Pass
We run standard tools against the agreed scope to collect baseline observations.
Manual Checks
An engineer works through manual checklists on the in-scope areas the tools cannot cover.
Findings List
A written list of what was observed, ordered by severity, with suggested next steps for your team.
Why Our Security Review Process
We don't just identify vulnerabilities. We help organizations understand, prioritize, and address security risks with clear, actionable insights that support stronger systems and long-term trust.
How We Work With Teams
Startup-aligned workflow integration. We align our security review process with your existing development workflows, including tools like Jira and Slack, ensuring findings are easy to track and resolve without disrupting your team.
Reporting Approach
Clear, actionable reporting. Our security reports focus on real risk, impact, and recommended actions your engineering team can act on immediately.
Experience / Credibility
Experienced security leadership. Our reviews are conducted by experienced cybersecurity professionals with backgrounds in enterprise security and large-scale system analysis.
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Their security review identified issues our team had overlooked and provided a clear path forward. The report helped us strengthen our security posture significantly.
Marcus Vance
CTO, VertexAI Inc.
How an Engagement Works
Initial Meeting
Define goals, scope, and key infrastructure that will be reviewed.
Access & Agreements
Credentials and legal documents for the engagement.
Manual Review
Tool pass plus manual checklists, scoped to what was agreed.
Findings Report
Written list of observations ordered by severity, with suggested next steps.
Final Review Meeting
Walkthrough of findings and next steps - optional.
Why Choose Our
Security Services?
We combine tool-assisted manual checks, standard tooling, and a clear written list your team can work from.
Expertise
Manual checks of in-scope web apps and APIs using standard tools and checklists.
Accuracy
Scoped tool pass with engineer review - observations noted with location and severity.
Practical Knowledge
Working knowledge of OWASP Top 10 and CWE references for the issues we note.
Clarity
Structured reporting that enables engineers to prioritize fixes quickly - clear severity, clear evidence, clear next steps.
Why Security Reviews Matter
Hidden Vulnerabilities
Basic scanning tools only surface the tip of the iceberg. Logical flaws, business-logic gaps, and chained vulnerabilities are found through targeted, human-driven review.
Internal Bias
Teams closest to the code often see what they expect to see. Familiarity creates blind spots - an independent set of eyes tests with a different mindset.
$4.99M Mean Cost
The average global cost of a data breach in 2026, per the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report.