DevSecOps · Secure pipelines
Catch it in the pipeline, not in the pentest.
We wire checks into the pipeline you already use, tune them until the output is worth reading, and make sure a failing gate tells a developer exactly what to do next.
Recon · Why it matters
The cheapest bug to fix is the one that never merges.
Security that only happens once a year is expensive by design. By the time an annual test finds a flaw, it has shipped, been built on, and become someone else's dependency. Moving the check to commit time changes the cost of everything downstream.
Coverage · What we test
What is in scope.
01
Pipeline security
Build system permissions, runner isolation, artefact integrity, and the supply chain your builds depend on.
02
Automated checks
Static analysis, dependency and secret scanning, container and infrastructure as code review, tuned so the output is short enough to act on.
03
Policy as code
Guardrails expressed as code and version controlled, so the rules are reviewable and consistent across teams.
04
SSDLC maturity
An honest assessment of where you are and the shortest path to where you need to be.
Execution · How we work
How the engagement runs.
Step 01
Map the current pipeline
What runs today, what it catches, and how much of its output your team already ignores.
Step 02
Tune before adding
Most teams do not need more scanners. They need the ones they have to stop crying wolf.
Step 03
Gate what matters
Blocking builds on everything trains people to bypass the gate. We block on what is genuinely dangerous.
Step 04
Hand over ownership
Your team maintains it. We document each rule and why it exists.
Debrief · What you get
What lands on your desk.
Every engagement ends with something your engineers can act on and your auditors can accept.
- Hardened pipeline with checks that run on every change and stay fast enough to keep
- Tuned rule set with false positives removed and the reasoning documented
- Maturity assessment against a recognised model, with a prioritised roadmap
- Runbooks so a failing check tells the developer exactly what to do
Questions · Straight answers
Common questions.
Will this slow our builds down?
It should not. If a check cannot run in the time your team is willing to wait, it belongs on a schedule rather than in the pipeline, and we will say so.
We already have scanners. Do we need this?
Often the tooling is fine and the configuration is not. We start by measuring how much of your current output is actionable.
Need this scoped? Let's talk.
Tell us what you need tested and when. A senior tester reads every request and replies within an hour with scope, timing and price.
Reply within an hour · NDA on request · Scoped by a senior tester, not sales