SaaS launch
You are exposing new customer data, admin surfaces, API access, auth changes, or payment flows.
A focused, senior-led security review for SaaS and product teams before launch, enterprise review, audit pressure, AI-enabled workflow rollout, or a major security-sensitive release.
You are exposing new customer data, admin surfaces, API access, auth changes, or payment flows.
A customer, partner, or investor is asking for security confidence before a deal can move.
You need to know what actually matters before SOC 2, ISO, or customer-questionnaire pressure lands.
The review is intentionally narrow. Good scoping keeps the work useful and keeps delivery compatible with a selective side-business model.
Confirm the trigger, systems, access, constraints, and whether the review is a fit.
Agree scope, authorization, test windows, exclusions, emergency path, and evidence handling.
Threat-model, test, and inspect the highest-risk flows.
Deliver findings, remediation priorities, and a practical next-step plan.
It is packaged around a business trigger and narrow product scope. Penetration testing is one method inside the review.
Not always. Code access is useful for selected paths, but runtime behavior and authorization boundaries matter too.
It can help you find and prioritize product security risk before those processes. It is not a substitute for formal audit advice.
Yes, when useful and authorized. Client data, source, secrets, prompts, and evidence are not put into third-party AI tools without explicit approval.
Broad enterprise-wide testing, vague unlimited advisory, social engineering, and work without clear written authorization.
Bring the product, target scope, timeline, access model, and trigger. If the review is not a fit, you will get a direct answer.