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Launch Security Review

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.

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Use this when a security mistake would be expensive.

SaaS launch

You are exposing new customer data, admin surfaces, API access, auth changes, or payment flows.

Enterprise review

A customer, partner, or investor is asking for security confidence before a deal can move.

Audit pressure

You need to know what actually matters before SOC 2, ISO, or customer-questionnaire pressure lands.

What is reviewed.

The review is intentionally narrow. Good scoping keeps the work useful and keeps delivery compatible with a selective side-business model.

Applications and APIsAuthentication, authorization, business logic, sessions, data exposure, and integration paths.
Mobile flowsiOS/Android assumptions, API behavior, local storage, transport, and user-data flows.
Critical workflowsAdmin panels, payment flows, customer-data workflows, webhooks, AI-enabled flows, and sensitive automations.
Selected code pathsSource review where it improves confidence or remediation clarity.

Clear evidence, practical fixes, and a remediation path.

Threat-model snapshotImportant users, assets, trust boundaries, and likely failure modes.
Targeted testingManual review of the live app/API/mobile flow, focused on exploitable paths.
AI-assisted analysis where authorizedHypothesis generation, code-path review, and test-case support under senior human oversight.
Prioritized reportExecutive summary, reproduction steps, severity logic, and remediation guidance.
Debrief and optional retestA walkthrough with engineering and a follow-up path after fixes.

A simple review window.

1

Scoping call

Confirm the trigger, systems, access, constraints, and whether the review is a fit.

2

Rules and access

Agree scope, authorization, test windows, exclusions, emergency path, and evidence handling.

3

Review work

Threat-model, test, and inspect the highest-risk flows.

4

Report and debrief

Deliver findings, remediation priorities, and a practical next-step plan.

Common buyer questions.

How is this different from a standard pentest?

It is packaged around a business trigger and narrow product scope. Penetration testing is one method inside the review.

Do you need code access?

Not always. Code access is useful for selected paths, but runtime behavior and authorization boundaries matter too.

Can this support SOC 2, ISO, or enterprise review?

It can help you find and prioritize product security risk before those processes. It is not a substitute for formal audit advice.

Can AI be used during the review?

Yes, when useful and authorized. Client data, source, secrets, prompts, and evidence are not put into third-party AI tools without explicit approval.

What is out of scope?

Broad enterprise-wide testing, vague unlimited advisory, social engineering, and work without clear written authorization.

Know what you want reviewed?

Bring the product, target scope, timeline, access model, and trigger. If the review is not a fit, you will get a direct answer.

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