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Application Security
Build security review into the software lifecycle, from architecture and code to release and maintenance. We focus on exploitable risks and practical fixes for the team that owns the application.
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Focus area
Review authentication, authorization, and data flows
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Focus area
Assess dependencies, configuration, and exposed interfaces
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Focus area
Prioritize findings by business impact and exploitability
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Primary output
Threat and control map
Overview
Security reviews for applications approaching release
For product owners and engineering teams reviewing an application before a release, a sensitive integration, or a change in how customer data is handled.
- Threat and control map
- Actionable remediation backlog
- Verification plan for fixes
Key considerations01 02
Problems to address
Security findings without a clear owner or reproducible remediation steps.
Testing must use authorized environments and agreed accounts. Access control, input handling, secrets, and dependency risks need application context; a clean scan does not establish compliance.
Our Process
How We Work
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Scope & Authorization
Agree the application, environments, data sensitivity, and access needed for review.
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Architecture & Evidence
Trace selected user journeys through code, APIs, dependencies, and trust boundaries.
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Assessment & Findings
Review application flows and dependencies; document reproducible findings with engineers.
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Remediation & Verification
Replay agreed authorization and input-handling cases, then retest fixes against the affected code paths.
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Handover & Follow-up
Assign finding owners and retain a practical verification checklist for subsequent releases.
Tech Stack
Technologies We Master
Candidate technologies and tools for application security. The final selection follows discovery, existing systems, and agreed operating requirements.
- OWASP ASVSReview criteria
- OWASP ZAPApplication testing
- SemgrepCode analysis
- Dependency scanningSupply chain
- Access logsEvidence
Why Choose Us
Security Built Around This Service
Each engagement is shaped around the risks, data flows, access patterns, and operational realities of application security.
Strong Domain Knowledge
Scope covers application security in the context of existing systems, user responsibilities, and operational constraints. For product owners and engineering teams reviewing an application before a release, a sensitive integration, or a change in how customer data is handled.
Security Controls Built In
Address broken authorization, unsafe input handling, and exposed application secrets through explicit access boundaries, review checkpoints, and verification criteria.
Business-Aligned Protection
Replay agreed authorization and input-handling cases, then retest fixes against the affected code paths.
Operational Readiness
Assign finding owners and retain a practical verification checklist for subsequent releases.
Blogs & Insights
View more insights Insights for Application Security
Selected security and engineering articles to help inform the next project decision.
Development12 min read
Secure Development Practices for Modern Applications
Building security into your software from the start is crucial. Explore secure coding practices, OWASP guidelines, and tools to help you develop safer applications.
Dec 10, 2025Compliance11 min read
NIST Authentication Guidelines: Implementation Guide
NIST SP 800-63 provides comprehensive authentication guidelines. Learn how to implement these standards to strengthen your organization's identity verification.
Dec 5, 2025Consumer Security10 min read
From SMS Codes to Passkeys: The Complete Guide to Two-Factor Authentication
From SMS codes to hardware keys, not all two-factor authentication is created equal. This guide breaks down every major MFA method, explains exactly how passkeys work under the hood, and tells you which to use and when.
Mar 16, 2026FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does application security replace penetration testing?
No. Code and design review can explain how a weakness arises; penetration testing examines agreed attack paths. Scope can combine them when access and authorization permit.
Can the review fit an existing release process?
The review can focus on a changed feature or high-risk journey. Agree the release window and remediation owner before setting the assessment scope.
Discuss your service requirements
Share the workflow, systems, and constraints involved so we can discuss a suitable scope and next steps.
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