Security review
A second set of eyes on your security.
A practical security review of your application — code, dependencies, authentication, and the common ways software gets breached — with a clear, prioritized plan to fix what matters.
What you get
What's included
Concrete deliverables, scoped to what your project actually needs.
Code & dependency review
A look at the code and the libraries it relies on for known weaknesses and risky patterns.
Auth & access
How you handle login, sessions, and permissions — a frequent source of real-world breaches.
Common vulnerabilities
The usual suspects — injection, exposure of secrets, misconfiguration — checked deliberately.
Prioritized fixes
A plain-language report ranked by real risk, so you fix what matters first — and we can fix it with you.
Who it's for
Common projects we take on
A few of the situations this service is built for. If yours is close to one of them, it usually fits.
Before you launch to real users
You're weeks from putting an application in front of real users or investors and want it checked before strangers do. We review the code, authentication, and exposed surfaces so launch day isn't the first real test of your security.
A codebase you inherited
You took over a product built by a previous agency or contractor and don't fully know what's inside it. We audit the code, dependencies, and access controls to map where the risk sits before it surprises you.
An app that holds customer data
Your product stores customer records, logins, or payment details and you need to know it's handled safely. We check how secrets, sessions, and personal data move through the app and where they could leak or be exposed.
Where it fits
Part of Products & MVPs
One of the ways we work across this part of what we do — see the bigger picture and related work.
Related services
More across Products & MVPs
Other ways we work in this part of what we do.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Your application code and dependencies, authentication and access control, handling of secrets and data, and common vulnerability classes — focused on the realistic ways your software could be attacked.
Want a second look before something goes wrong?
Tell us about your application and we'll review where it's exposed and how to close the gaps.
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