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What we protect

Code & delivery.

What your engineers ship.

New code, new cloud services and new pipelines every week. Nothing has broken, but nobody can say with confidence what is exposed — and slowing your engineers down isn’t an option. This is the work that keeps pace with the releases instead of queueing in front of them.

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Where this gets in

you’re shipping faster than anyone can check.

The release schedule is the constraint: anything that becomes the reason a release is late does not survive its first month.

  • Nobody can say what is exposed

    New code, new cloud services and new pipelines every week. Nothing has broken, but no one can state with confidence what is reachable from outside.

  • Findings without an owner

    A report from last year with findings nobody closed, and tools running that nobody has time to read. What is open needs an owner and a date against it.

  • A gate that delays releases gets removed

    Rules have to be enforced inside CI/CD without becoming the reason releases are late. That line is what the work is built around, not an afterthought.

The services

three services, and what each one covers.

How the product gets built, who owns what is still open, and what the pipeline enforces on the way out.

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secure sdlc & product security

Checks that keep pace with your releases instead of queueing in front of them.

Security work placed inside the way you already ship rather than in front of it. The testing is shaped around your architecture instead of forcing your architecture through a generic scanner, and findings come back with reproduction steps precise enough for the engineer who has to fix them.

  • checks that run with the release, not ahead of it
  • testing shaped around your architecture, not a generic scanner
  • findings an engineer can reproduce from the report

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devsecops enablement

Give the pipeline an owner, and the open findings a date.

The scanners you already run get connected, the noise gets sorted, and somebody owns the queue — so security work sits with the team doing the shipping rather than arriving from outside it. Where off-the-shelf tooling stops short we write our own instead of leaving the gap.

  • the scanners you already run, connected
  • open findings with an owner and a date
  • tooling written where off-the-shelf tools stop short

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managed security gate (ci/cd)

Enforce the rules inside the pipeline without becoming the reason releases are late.

Managed Security Gate connects your scanners, sorts what is actually urgent, and enforces the rules inside CI/CD. Triage is automated where that saves real time, but a proposed result is never accepted automatically — a person signs it off.

  • your scanners, connected to one gate
  • what is actually urgent, sorted first
  • automated triage, signed off by a person

Where to start

where this work usually starts.

Where to start, the platform that enforces the rules, and the test that checks any of it held.

engagement

security posture assessment

Find out where you actually stand: which gaps matter, which don’t, and a short list in the order things should be fixed.

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engagement

devshield — managed security program

Security with an owner every month: a monthly plan, fixes that actually get closed, and reporting you can pass upward.

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platform

Managed Security Gate

Connects your scanners, sorts what is actually urgent, and enforces the rules inside CI/CD without becoming the reason releases are late.

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engagement

penetration testing

Real attempts against your apps, cloud and network in the way someone hostile would, then a list of what actually worked, worst first.

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the other five things we protect.

People

The inbox, and the person reading it.

4 services

Devices

Laptops nobody manages.

2 services

Offices

The front door, and the room behind it.

2 services
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Next step

put a date on what’s open.

None of this works as a gate bolted on at the end. The version that survives is the one your engineers can live with: checks that run with the release, findings written so they can be reproduced, and one person who owns the list of what is still open.

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