Secure SDLC and threat modeling
Set security requirements, design review checkpoints and threat scenarios for critical features, APIs and data paths.
Strengthen software and product engineering with practical secure development controls, risk-based testing and evidence that teams can use without freezing delivery.
Set security requirements, design review checkpoints and threat scenarios for critical features, APIs and data paths.
Define appropriate SAST, DAST and SCA gates, finding triage, risk acceptance and remediation ownership.
Introduce SBOM generation, dependency governance, provenance checks and practical vulnerability prioritization.
Align CI/CD security checks, secrets hygiene, configuration policy and audit evidence with engineering workflows.
Assess repositories, build pipelines, software assets and release ownership.
Define proportionate tests and exception handling based on application sensitivity.
Test controls with development teams and refine based on false positives and real findings.
Usually not. The aim is to improve existing workflows and introduce controls that work with the development stack you use.
No. Scanning is only one layer; secure design, access control, dependency hygiene, testing and response processes must work together.
Share your development stack, release process or security assurance requirements.