01 / 06
Secure SDLC
SAST and DAST in CI on every PR, dependency audits with signed provenance and images verified at admission. The pipeline is a defense surface.
Capabilities · AppSec · Threat Modeling · Cloud · Compliance
Security
Engineered defense for the systems we build.
Where it breaks
Six categories. Real threats. The mitigations we ship.
Pick a failure mode to see what we ship against it.
Start with the problem
Spoofing
Identity is misrepresented to slip past authentication.
Forged tokens, missing mTLS, tampered OAuth scopes. We ship KMS-signed tokens, mutual TLS between services and MFA on every administrative path.
Discuss this challenge
Manifesto
Security postures decay. Ours rolls.
Keys rotate on cadence, identities re-issue against scope changes, tenants can be cryptographically erased on demand, and deploys roll without opening a gap. This is Rollable Security — a posture engineered for rotation rather than a snapshot taken for the auditor.
Audit is not an incident-response artifact; it’s the prevention model. SOC 2, ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, HIPAA and PCI-DSS v4.0 aren’t certifications we add at the end — they’re the control framework we build inside.
- SOC 2 · CC6.1–CC7.5 for access and audit surfaces
- ISO 27001:2022 · A.5.15–A.8.30 for identity, logging and cryptography
- GDPR · Art. 17 erasure through multi-key cryptography
- HIPAA and PCI-DSS v4.0 · built inside, not bolted on
The pillars
Know what you are engaging us to do.
Every engagement is led by senior practitioners and scoped to an artifact you can audit.
02 / 06
Threat modeling
STRIDE at architecture review, attack trees at design time and PASTA where the regulatory surface warrants it — mitigations ship with the feature.
03 / 06
Cloud + infrastructure hardening
IAM scoped to the least privilege the workload needs, secrets in KMS-backed stores and network posture audited continuously.
04 / 06
Identity, access, audit
RBAC at every boundary, MFA on every admin path and append-only audit logs that are cryptographically chained.
05 / 06
Incident response + red team
Playbooks rehearsed before they’re needed, quarterly tabletops and simulated breaches against production-equivalent environments.
06 / 06
AI / agent security
LLMs need their own threat model: prompt isolation, scoped tool permissions, deterministic gates over load-bearing outputs and runtime auditing of every model call.
Red team
Red team is a discipline, not a deliverable.
Five engagement modes, each modelling a different adversary across the full kill chain.
- 01
External black-box
Perimeter only, public information, no credentials — an outside attacker with zero prior access.
- 02
Assumed breach
Start with one compromised credential and measure how far lateral spread goes before detection.
- 03
Insider threat
Start with junior-employee access and model the malicious-insider scenario end to end.
- 04
Application gray-box
Source code plus credentials for a deep application-layer assessment.
- 05
Red vs blue
A multi-week engagement measuring detection and response cadence across the kill chain.
The four pillars
Audit is the prevention model, not the incident receipt.
Every regulated customer has to demonstrate all four to a third-party auditor. Each answers a different question, cites a different standard and produces a different artifact.
- 01
Traceability
Who did what, when, with what permission and for what business reason — row-level logs attributable to a human or service identity (NIST SP 800-53 AU-2, AU-3).
- 02
Observability
Where data flowed after a transaction touched the system — forward to every downstream state and back to the originating event (OpenTelemetry, OpenLineage).
- 03
Telemetry
Access captured even when no data changes: source, protocol, identity, role and consent grant per call. A login that read nothing is still logged (NIST SP 800-137).
- 04
Audit logs
Generated at the point of action with a business reason and evidence hash, then handed to the auditor as a pre-staged, tamper-evident pack (OCSF v1.2.0).
Posture
Receipts,
not slides.
Figures from the practice dossier. Client identities are held back by default and available under NDA.
- 47
- Audits delivered
- 340+
- Findings closed
- 96%
- Red-team findings closed within SLA
- 9
- Active certifications
“Fourteen-day red team for a pharmaceutical company: nine P1 findings, every one resolved within SLA.”
Engagement · redacted sample · client identity available under NDA
Frameworks, standards & certifications
Discover more
Four practices, one studio. Keep exploring.
The same engineers sit behind every capability — no siloed teams handing work over walls.
01
Engineering
End-to-end software for systems that must not fail.
02
Network & Connectivity
Enterprise network, telecom and connectivity transformation — engineered as an audit-grade capability, not a packaged service.
03
Domain Solutions
Engineered for the institutions that depend on it.
