Security audits, fix the finding, not just report it, threat models that match how the product actually works.
Most security audits are PDFs that sit unread until the next renewal cycle. We do audits with engineering teeth, we identify the finding, document the threat model behind it, and ship the fix in the same engagement. The output is a hardened product, not a stack of findings the team has to translate.
What we build
Threat modelling against the real architecture
STRIDE-based threat modelling per service, mapped to actual attack paths in this codebase. Not generic OWASP recap; the threats specific to how your tenancy, auth, and data flow are shaped.
OWASP Top 10 with codebase examples
Per-category review against the actual handlers, injection in real queries, broken access control in real authz checks, SSRF in real outbound calls. The findings name the file and line, not the abstract category.
Dependency hardening as a routine
Snyk + Dependabot wired into CI with auto-PRs for safe patches. Manual review for major-version bumps. The dependency graph stays current; the next CVE doesn't catch the team flat-footed.
Authn + authz as separate audit surfaces
Authentication (who you are) and authorization (what you can do) audited as two separate things. Most security incidents are authz bugs masquerading as authn ones; we catch them by treating them differently.
Secrets scanning + rotation discipline
Pre-commit hooks for secret detection, GitHub secret scanning enabled, vault-stored production secrets, rotation playbook the team has actually exercised. The leak that didn't happen is the audit's biggest win.
Findings shipped as fixes, not as tickets
Critical and high findings get fixed in the engagement, not handed off. The audit report includes the PR links for what we already shipped, with the threat model behind each.
Where this fits
You're going through SOC 2 Type II prep and the gap analysis surfaced security findings the team doesn't have bandwidth to fix.
You haven't had a third-party security review in 18+ months and you're starting to sell into enterprise.
Your last review was a PDF with 47 findings and nobody knows which 5 actually mattered.
Tech stack
- OWASP Top 10
- Snyk
- Semgrep
- Burp Suite
- Threat Modelling
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