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Security & Compliance

CVE triage, server hardening, zero-trust architecture, SOC2 readiness and incident response.

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Who Security & Compliance is for

CVE triage, server hardening, zero-trust architecture, SOC2 readiness and incident response.

SaaS companies with a SOC2 audit on the calendar

The date is set, the evidence is not collected, and the controls that do exist live in one engineer's memory. A readiness pass finds the gaps while there is still time to close them.

Teams losing deals to a security questionnaire

Procurement sends a spreadsheet asking about encryption, access reviews and incident process, and the sales cycle stops there. Most of the answers are engineering work, not a policy document.

Companies still triaging last year's CVE backlog

Scanner output arrives faster than anyone can read it, so the list grows and the genuinely exploitable items sit in the middle of it. Separating those from the noise is the whole job.

Teams cleaning up after a security incident

The immediate hole is closed and the harder question is what else was reachable the same way. Access review, hardening and a written incident process are what stop the second one.

Recognise one of these? Describe it and we will tell you what it involves.

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Included

What Security & Compliance Includes

CVE triage and patching workflow
Server and network hardening (CIS benchmarks)
Zero-trust architecture implementation
SOC2 / ISO 27001 readiness assessment
Security incident response planning
Access control audit and IAM review

How it goes

How we run this engagement

The same four steps on every engagement, whether it is a one-off project or an ongoing retainer.

Step 1

You describe the work

A written request, answered by a senior engineer within one working day

Step 2

Audit & Plan

Full review of current stack, written action plan (AI-powered stack analysis + risk mapping)

Step 3

Execute

Implementation, migration or ongoing management begins

Step 4

Monitor & Support

Continuous oversight, alerts, regular reports (AI-correlated alerts, zero noise)

Overview

About Security & Compliance

Proactive security hardening and compliance preparation - from CVE triage and CIS benchmarks to zero-trust architecture and SOC2 readiness. We build a security posture that satisfies auditors and protects your customers.

AI-Augmented Service

Continuous AI scanning, CVE triage prioritised by real-world risk

FAQ

Security & Compliance - Common Questions

Yes. We perform a readiness assessment, identify gaps in your infrastructure controls, and implement the technical changes needed to meet SOC2 requirements. We work alongside your compliance team or auditor to ensure infrastructure controls are documented and evidenced.

We triage CVEs based on real-world exploitability, your specific exposure, and business impact - not just CVSS scores. Critical vulnerabilities with known exploits in your stack get patched immediately, while low-risk findings are scheduled into regular maintenance.

It means no implicit trust based on network location. We implement identity-based access controls, micro-segmentation, encrypted communications between services, and continuous verification - so every request is authenticated and authorised regardless of where it originates.

We build incident response plans and can assist during active incidents. This includes containment, evidence preservation, root cause analysis, and remediation. For ongoing protection, our retainer model includes incident response as a core service.

We primarily harden against CIS benchmarks for operating systems and cloud services. For compliance-driven work, we align controls with SOC2 Trust Service Criteria and ISO 27001 Annex A. The specific framework depends on your audit requirements.

Secrets move out of environment files and CI variables into a managed store such as AWS Secrets Manager, Vault or the platform's own secret backend, with rotation and audit logging. Applications read them at runtime through a role rather than a copied value, so a leaked repository or a lost laptop no longer means a leaked key.

Us, on Security & Compliance

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