// services / devsecops
Ship fast, without shipping vulnerabilities.
Security bolted on at the end slows everyone down and still misses things. DevSecOps builds the checks into how you already ship, so issues get caught in the pull request, not in production. We wire security into your pipeline, tune it so it doesn’t drown your team in noise, and fix the findings with your engineers.
// what devsecops is
Security that moves at the speed of your pipeline.
DevSecOps means building security into your development lifecycle instead of bolting it on afterwards. Automated checks run as code is written, committed and deployed, so vulnerabilities, leaked secrets and risky infrastructure get caught early, when they’re cheap to fix. Done right, it makes shipping safer without making it slower.
Caught in the pull request
Findings surface where your engineers already work, so fixing them is part of the flow, not a separate chore.
Tuned, not noisy
We tune the checks so they flag what’s real. A scanner that cries wolf gets ignored, and ignored security is no security.
// what we build in
Every stage of the pipeline, covered.
Code scanning (SAST)
Static analysis on every change, so insecure code is flagged as it’s written, not months later.
Dependencies (SCA)
Your open-source packages watched for known vulnerabilities and risky licences, with fixes tracked.
Secrets scanning
Keys and tokens caught before they land in a commit, and flagged fast if one ever slips through.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform and config scanned for misconfigurations before they ever reach your cloud.
Container & image security
Base images and containers checked for known vulnerabilities before they ship, not after.
Pipeline hardening
The CI/CD system itself locked down, so the thing that builds your software can’t become the way in.
// how we roll it out
From bolt-on to built-in.
01
Map your pipeline
We look at how you build, test and ship today, and where security has to fit.
02
Embed the checks
We wire the right scanning into your existing CI/CD, without rebuilding it.
03
Tune out the noise
We calibrate thresholds so alerts mean something and your team keeps trusting them.
04
Fix with your devs
We work through the real findings with your engineers, in the workflow they already use.
05
Gate and keep watch
We set sensible guardrails on what can ship, and keep the checks current as you grow.
// proof
What deeper security work surfaced.
For a venture-backed technology company, we went deep on how they build and run, from their cloud to their endpoints, and worked the fixes through with their team. Client name withheld and specifics anonymised at their request.
900+
AWS findings surfaced and triaged
580+
GCP findings surfaced and triaged
100%
endpoints brought under EDR
An active intrusion was also detected and contained during the engagement.
// what we plug into
We work with the stack you already ship on.
Whether you’re on GitHub, GitLab or something else, security should fit your pipeline, not force a new one. We work with the CI/CD and tools you already use and add checks where they count.
Pipelines
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and the runners in between, hardened and instrumented.
Code & dependencies
Static analysis and dependency scanning wired into pull requests and merges.
Cloud & IaC
Terraform, containers and cloud config checked before they reach production.
// frequently asked
DevSecOps questions, answered straight.
What is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps means building security into your development process instead of bolting it on at the end. Automated checks run as code is written, committed and deployed, so problems get caught early, where they’re cheap and quick to fix.
What does “shift left” mean in security?
Will this slow our developers down?
What tools do you use for SAST, DAST and SCA?
Do you work with our existing CI/CD?
DevSecOps or a penetration test, which do we need?
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Get security into how you ship.
Book a free security review and we’ll show you where security fits into your pipeline, and the gaps worth closing first. No obligation.