The Problem
Most security assessments are either surface-level scans or bloated enterprise audits. Neither helps a growing company make real decisions. You need someone who understands your stack, your stage, and your actual risks — not a vendor trying to sell you tools.
What You Get
- A comprehensive threat model tailored to your product, architecture, and business context.
- Vulnerability analysis across your application layer, infrastructure, and operational processes.
- A prioritised risk register: what matters now, what can wait, and what to monitor.
- A clear remediation roadmap with effort estimates your engineering team can follow.
- A 48-hour written summary after every session.
Our Approach
We start with your architecture, not a checklist. Every assessment begins with understanding how your system actually works: data flows, trust boundaries, third-party dependencies, and deployment pipelines. We model threats specific to your business — not generic OWASP lists. The output is a risk-ranked action plan your team can execute immediately. We work collaboratively with your engineering and product teams.
Deliverables
- Threat model documentation (STRIDE or custom framework)
- Risk register with severity ratings and business impact
- Remediation roadmap (prioritised, with effort estimates)
- Architecture security recommendations
- Executive summary for leadership / board
Timeline
A typical security assessment takes 2–4 weeks depending on size and complexity. Smaller scoped reviews can be completed in 3–5 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a penetration test?
A pen test tries to break in. A security assessment maps your entire risk landscape and gives you a plan. We can recommend pen testing firms if needed, but most early-stage companies get more value from a structured assessment first.
Do you work with our existing security tools?
Yes. We review what you already have — monitoring, SIEM, endpoint protection, identity providers — and identify gaps or misconfigurations. We are tool-agnostic.
What size companies do you work with?
Primarily startups (seed to Series C) and mid-size SaaS companies (50–500 employees). We also advise larger organisations on specific architecture questions.
Ready to understand your real security posture?