DevSecOps
Security as part of development, not a check before release.
We build controls into the delivery pipeline so vulnerabilities show up from the first commit and deployment happens without manual sign-offs.
What we deliver
Pipeline controls
Analysis of code, dependencies, secrets and containers. Results go straight to developers, not into a PDF.
Secure runtime
Kubernetes hardening, policy as code, runtime monitoring.
Supply chain
Software bill of materials, artifact signing, licence checks. Evidence for NIS2 and for customers.
When it makes sense
Security review slows releases
Days of waiting before every release.
Customers ask for a bill of materials
And you compile it by hand.
Containers and cloud without rules
Every team deploys its own way.
You want to measure security
Not just talk about it.
How we work
Discover
Review of the current pipeline, threat model, comparison with good practice.
Design
A step-by-step path: first what brings the most for the least work.
Deploy
Secrets and dependency checks first, then static and dynamic analysis, signing and policies.
Operate
Monthly metrics review, finding triage, exercises and developer training.
Questions
Will it slow development down?
Well-tuned checks run alongside the build and barely slow it down. The manual review before release goes away.
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Vendor-independent. Open-source tools for smaller teams, commercial for larger ones. We choose by your stack.
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Rollout is a fixed-price project; tool costs are per developer per month.
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Directly. The act requires supply-chain risk management, and a bill of materials is its foundation.
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