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Security written into the system, not onto it
Security that arrives as a report at the end of a project gets deferred. We work inside the engineering process — in the cloud account, the pipeline, the cluster and the code — so controls ship with the system instead of chasing it.
Capabilities
The work itself, described in the terms your engineers would use.
Cloud security
Identity, network boundaries, data protection and logging across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Identity and access
Least privilege that survives contact with real teams, and access paths that can be audited.
DevSecOps
Scanning, policy and secrets management inside the pipeline, with signal-to-noise treated as a requirement.
Kubernetes security
Workload isolation, admission policy, runtime posture and supply chain controls.
Infrastructure as code security
Catching misconfiguration before it is deployed rather than after.
Application security
Threat modelling, dependency and supply chain risk, and secure defaults in the platform.
Zero trust architecture
Identity-based access designed pragmatically, in stages that each stand on their own.
Compliance engineering
Mapping technical controls to the frameworks you are audited against.
Start with a conversation, not a proposal
A 45-minute call with the engineer who would do the work. If we are not the right fit we will say so.
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