Application security
Review threats, sign-in, permissions, credentials, and software dependencies. Implement agreed fixes within your delivery process.
We review application and cloud risks, fix agreed weaknesses, and set permissions for people and AI. Build security checks, monitoring, and recovery into the way your software runs.

Review threats, sign-in, permissions, credentials, and software dependencies. Implement agreed fixes within your delivery process.
Restrict access to what each role needs. Review environment separation, configuration, logging, and infrastructure protection.
Limit tool access, separate sensitive information, test misleading inputs, and record actions for review.
Plan recovery, verify backups, and prepare monitoring and incident procedures for the system and its operating team.
Agree the deliverables, checks, timing, and commercial terms before work begins. Review the working system and receive the source and guidance agreed for your project.
We establish which application, cloud accounts, integrations, and data are in scope. Your team authorizes the review methods and environments. The first questions are practical: who can sign in, what they can access, where credentials live, and which failures could expose information or stop a critical task.
Findings should explain the affected component, observed weakness, likely consequence, and proposed correction. We separate confirmed issues from questions requiring investigation. A remediation scope can address permissions, dependency updates, secret handling, configuration, or application behaviour, with checks for the affected user journey.
Agents introduce service accounts, model providers, external documents, and tool actions. We review those boundaries and test whether untrusted content can redirect a workflow. Recovery work can cover restore procedures, backup checks, useful logs, and named incident responsibilities. Retaining a backup is different from demonstrating that an application can be restored from it.
Agree the findings format, fix ownership, retesting, and remaining limitations before work begins. The result is an engineering record of what was reviewed and changed. Identify any requirement for independent penetration testing, formal audit, or certification early so the engagement and qualified providers can be arranged appropriately.
A defined application, cloud environment, identity configuration, or AI workflow. We agree the review scope, authorized access, findings, prioritized fixes, and checks to confirm the work.
No. A scoped engineering review is not a certification or a guarantee that every weakness has been found. Any audit, certification, screening, or regulatory requirement is confirmed separately for the engagement.
Tell us the problem, the systems involved, and the result you need. We’ll discuss a first step.