We review your applications, access and infrastructure for weaknesses, and help you fix them. You end up with a written report: what we found, what it means, and what to do first.
What we do
Review the code and scan for known vulnerabilities, in the application and in the libraries it depends on
Test the application by trying to get into it, with your permission and within a scope agreed in writing
Harden the servers, the access rules and the permissions around it, so an account that is not needed does not exist
Keep security updates applied, so a fixed problem stays fixed
Write it up: the findings, in the order they matter, and a plan for fixing them
Who it's for
Companies whose software holds something worth stealing — customer data, payments, internal records — and companies being asked by a client, a partner or an auditor to show that their systems have been looked at properly.
Going further
Security Audits — a structured review of an application, its access and its infrastructure, ending in a prioritized report.
Penetration Testing — an authorized attempt to break in, and a report on how far it got.
Threat Monitoring — watching systems for signs of attack once they are live.
Frequently asked questions
What does the software security service include?
Code review and scans for known vulnerabilities, testing by trying to get in, hardening servers and permissions, keeping security updates applied, and a written report with a fix plan.
What will we receive at the end?
A written report: what we found, what it means, and what to do first.
Do you test our application without permission?
Never. Any attempt to get in is made with your permission and within a scope agreed in writing.
Do you check the libraries our software depends on?
Yes. We scan for known vulnerabilities in the application and in the libraries it depends on.
A client asked us to prove our systems were checked. Can this help?
Yes. It is meant for companies asked by a client, partner or auditor to show their systems have been properly reviewed.
How does this differ from a security audit or a penetration test?
Software Security is the whole service. A security audit is the structured review, and a penetration test is the authorized attempt to break in.
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