Cloud and Application Security
Security checks run in the pipeline, before a release reaches production.
Why It Matters
Applications ship faster than a security team can review them. A dependency with a known flaw, an open storage bucket or a key in a repository is enough.
The gap is rarely a missing tool: security runs after the release, so the same flaws return with the next change.
What We Do
Secure Development
Security is part of how code is written, reviewed and released, with checks in the pipeline.
Software Bills of Materials and Scanning
A list of every component in each release, with its version and any known flaw.
Cloud Security Posture
Settings and permissions are checked against your policy, and drift is raised.
Automated Patching
Fixes reach the estate on a schedule, with a tested rollback and a named owner.
What Changes for You
Security in the Build
Every change is checked before release, so a known flaw does not reach production.
A Clear Inventory
You know what each release contains and which component has a known flaw.
Settings That Stay Correct
Drift is found and fixed, so a public bucket or open rule does not wait for an audit.
How the Work Runs
We work inside your delivery pipeline and your cloud accounts. You name the repositories, the accounts and the person who can approve an exception.
Read the Pipeline and the Cloud
We review repositories, build jobs, cloud accounts, permissions and the current backlog. Your teams confirm which systems are in scope. The output is a list of repositories, accounts and current findings.
Agree What Blocks a Release
We set which checks stop a release, which only warn, and who can approve an exception. You decide the risk your teams can carry. The rules are written into the pipeline, so every team sees the same bar.
Add Checks to Delivery
We add secret scanning, dependency and container scans, a software bill of materials and infrastructure checks. Each finding names the component, the version and the fix. The pipeline fails on the findings you chose, and records the rest.
Clear the Backlog
We fix or upgrade what is already exposed and remove secrets from history. Your teams accept, challenge or defer each finding. Each fix is linked to the finding and closed in the register.
Keep It Current
We review exceptions, patch on a schedule and report drift in the cloud. You receive the register and the decisions for the next cycle. The report shows open exceptions, patch coverage and cloud drift.
Team and Engagement Options
Who works in your pipeline and cloud accounts, and what your engineers keep.
A Team That Owns the Pipeline
A lead engineer, a cloud engineer and a security engineer work on your pipeline and accounts.
Work Beside Your Engineers
We join your reviews and teach each check as we add it. Your engineers keep the code.
A Clean Handover
You receive the pipeline rules, exception register and runbooks, each with a named owner.
Platforms and Technologies
We work with the clouds and delivery tools your teams already use. AWS and Azure are the clouds we secure, and Kubernetes runs the containers that hold the app. Docker builds those containers, Terraform defines the cloud resources in code, and GitLab CI runs the release pipeline. HashiCorp Vault stores secrets, and a software bill of materials lists every component in a release, with its version.
- Cloud
- Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft Azure
- DevOps and observability
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Terraform
- GitLab CI/CD
- Security and cryptography
- HashiCorp Vault
- Software bill of materials (SBOM)
Naming a product does not mean a partnership with its vendor.
Industries
Banking and Financial Services
Banking, payments, lending, wealth, insurance and digital wallets: the platforms they run on and the connections between them.
Healthcare
Patient apps, scheduling and billing, and clinical data integrations, engineered for health-data protection.
Software and Technology Companies
Software companies and technology teams: multi-tenant products, platforms and the AI features and billing that keep them growing.
Questions
What engineering and risk leaders ask before changing how software ships.
What drives the cost?
The number of repositories, pipelines and cloud accounts in scope, the state of the existing backlog and how many teams take part. Whether we also fix what we find changes the size of the engagement.
How do we start?
With one pipeline and one cloud account. The pilot proves the checks, the exception path and the reporting before other teams join.
What does application and cloud security work not cover?
We do not write your application code, run your incident response or replace endpoint and network security. We add controls to delivery and cloud, and connect to the teams that own the rest.
Who owns the code and the pipeline?
You do. We work in your repository under your review rules and hand over every configuration change. Our pipeline and cloud accounts are closed on the last day.
Do we need to replace our tools?
No. We use what you run where it gives the evidence we need. Where a gap remains, we name it before the work starts.
Tell Us What You Need to Run, Build or Secure.
Describe the service, the systems and the pressure you are under. The right team takes it from there.