Keep shipping. The product stays yours.
Your product is the attack surface, and the release train does not wait. Ship anyway: the paths through your code, your cloud and your CI, tested before anyone hostile finds them.
The release train doesn’t wait. It doesn’t have to.
Eight releases, one quarter. Testing found the dependency-poisoning route into your build and closed it before it touched CI.
What technology is up against.
Hover or select any one to see what it means.
The application & APIs
The product is the front door: business logic, broken authorization, and the endpoints your docs never mention.
One tenant into another
Multi-tenant isolation is the promise the whole platform rests on, and the boundary an attacker most wants to cross.
The CI/CD pipeline
Build systems hold your secrets and your keys to production. Own the pipeline and you own every release.
The software supply chain
Open-source packages, transitive dependencies, and vendor SDKs. One poisoned link ships to every customer at once.
The AI you shipped
Models, prompts, and agents wired into the product open a new surface: prompt injection, data leakage, and actions taken on an attacker’s behalf.
Every route converges on the product: the code, the cloud it runs in, the pipeline that ships it.
What you get: every path to the product, mapped and ranked by what actually reaches it.
App & API security →Testing that ships at your cadence.
On the product, in the pipeline, and continuously across the surface your customers touch.
The product itself: business logic, broken authorization, and the whole API surface, tested the way an attacker reads it.
Explore →Your CI/CD and the dependencies you ship, tested as the delivery system an attacker most wants to own.
Explore →The cloud your product runs on and the isolation between tenants. The paths that turn one foothold into every customer.
Explore →Models, prompts, and agents tested for what actually reaches data or takes an action.
Explore →The bar your buyers set, and how we test to it.
Enterprise deals clear on evidence. The frameworks set the floor; the buyer’s security review sets the bar.
Vulnerabilities found and remediated (CC7.1). Auditors expect real testing.
We test so the auditor’s question has a real answer, and the deal clears.
Technical vulnerability management (Annex A 8.8), assessed for real.
We test the product and platform against the control, not the checkbox.
ASVS, API Top 10 and LLM Top 10 as the bar for product testing.
We test to those standards on the product itself: app, API and model.
hours of hands-on testing.
Across SaaS, fintech, and enterprise platforms. Depth a scanner can’t reach.
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