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Build your software and AI, keep it safe — and prove it.

We build software, web and mobile apps, and AI such as agents and chatbots. We protect them with defensive cybersecurity and AI security testing. And we get your team ready to prove it for ISO 27001, SOC 2 and other standards. Hire us for one service, or for the whole path.

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  • 150+ projects delivered so far
  • Build, security and compliance in one team
  • We reply within one working day.
  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2
  • ISO/IEC 42001
  • OWASP ASVS
  • NIST CSF 2.0
Developers and security analysts working side by side in an open office

In brief

What it is
One partner for your software, apps and AI, the security that protects them, and the compliance work that proves it.
Why it matters
When developers, security and compliance each sit with a different vendor, each sees only their own piece. Security gets added last, and gaps open up between them.
What you get
One accountable team, security planned from the first sprint, and a written scope and price sized to your budget before you commit.

01 · Build

Software, apps and AI, built around how you work.

Most projects use two or three of these, and almost all involve more data work than anyone expects. Our security team reviews and hardens what we build before launch.

What goes into an AI build

AI development covers the model, the data pipeline behind it, tests that show whether a change helped, and limits on what it may do. Agents start read-only, so you can check every decision before granting write access. RAG apps (answers drawn from your own documents) give citations, and permissions are checked in the search index itself.

Questions to settle before a build starts

Each of our build guides works through one decision:

  • LLM development: which fix a failure needs, fine-tuning included.
  • RAG: why answer grades miss a document that was never retrieved.
  • AI integration: planning for a hosted model's retirement and pricing.
  • Web and SaaS: why every Next.js Server Action checks its caller, and four ways to separate tenants' data in PostgreSQL.
  • APIs and enterprise software: whether a hidden record returns 403 or 404, and fitting your system of record, GST e-invoicing included.
  • Mobile: App Store rules like account deletion, Google Play's target API level, and whether one codebase or two fits what the app touches.
  • App maintenance: response times set in a written support agreement, and patching every two weeks.

Related: the tools and stacks we build and secure with.

02 · Protect

Find the weak spots, fix them, and be ready to respond.

AI security testing is the work many clients first come to us for. The same team covers web, mobile, APIs, networks and cloud: every finding comes with evidence and a fix, and we check your fixes.

What each assessment checks
  • Vulnerability management: scanning finds candidates, triage decides which are real, and your asset inventory decides what gets patched first, on a cycle you choose.
  • Web applications: checked against OWASP ASVS, with the standard's version written into your scope.
  • Mobile apps: an OWASP MASVS review checks your build against the privacy declarations you sign, which neither app store verifies.
  • APIs: object, function and property-level authorization flaws, which only show up with two test accounts and a written access rule.
  • Networks: firewall rules, segmentation and remote access, read against your documented design. No attack traffic is sent.
  • Cloud and posture: cloud, identity, server and CI/CD settings read against a named benchmark and profile level, with low-risk hardening first. NIST and CERT-In treat configuration review as an assessment of its own.
  • Code review: we read the code instead of running it, and report MITRE's detection ratings in MITRE's own terms.
  • Threat detection: we map the logs you actually collect to your assets, write detection use cases and tune alerts so the real ones get read.
Security for designs, pipelines and people
  • Threat modeling: design flaws that no test will report as defects. CERT-In puts secure design ahead of any audit.
  • DevSecOps: which pipeline checks block a release, which only warn, and who may switch them off.
  • Security architecture: two Indian regulators require you to choose an architecture method and record the choice, but neither says which.
  • Blue Team exercises: tabletop exercises and drills that test your plan, your logs and your responders, using discussion, benign test events and replayed logs.
  • Incident response: CERT-In requires listed incidents to be reported within six hours of noticing them, so plans, playbooks and a rehearsal come first. Retainer clients also get hands-on containment and investigation.
  • Awareness training: the owner, version history, acknowledgment records and review cycle an auditor asks for. A yearly module alone provides none of them.
How we scope AI security testing
  • Agent tool-permission review: what an agent can call, the identity each call runs as, and the retrieval path that feeds it.
  • Guardrails: prompt-injection filters, personal-data redaction and tool permissions cut to each task, designed for your deployment and verified to hold.
  • LLM security testing: what testing through a login and a chat box can settle, and what extra access the rest needs, shown to you before the report arrives.
  • Generative AI security testing: the scope lists everything that receives model output, because the same output is harmless in a JSON field and cross-site scripting in a browser.

03 · Prove

Show customers and auditors how you protect their data.

ISO 27001, ISO/IEC 42001 and HITRUST end in a certificate. Most other standards end in an auditor's report, an attestation or a profile you maintain. We run the program and prepare the evidence.

What the ongoing programs include
  • Risk management: assessment and treatment plans, vendor risk, and business continuity and disaster recovery, using ISO 31000, the NIST RMF and FAIR.
  • Managed services: monitoring set-up and compliance work.
  • GRC as a service: governance, a living risk register and audit readiness, run as one program.
  • Risk management as a service: board packs with heat maps, vendor risk tiering and tabletop exercises for your executives.
  • Compliance as a service: continuous control checks across ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF 2.0 or ISO 42001, with policy-as-code blueprints.

What we don't do. We don't issue certificates or audit reports. If your regulator requires one, we say which part our work leaves open.

Want to see this work in your sector? See the industries we work with and our case studies.

Find the right service

Start with what you need to get done.

Most people describe a situation on a first call. This is how we usually match it to a service.

How we work

Four clear steps, from first call to ongoing support.

  1. Tell us the situation

    A launch date, a customer asking for evidence, or an idea without a spec. Tell us what's going on, and we'll name the service that fits.

  2. Scope and price

    After a short scoping call you get a written scope and price, sized to your budget, before you commit to anything.

  3. Build and secure

    We deliver in short cycles with security checks built in, and report progress in plain English. Our security team reviews what we build before launch.

  4. Support and improve

    After launch we maintain, patch and improve, and keep your compliance evidence current. Work that takes months to show results runs on a retainer.

FAQ

Questions about our services.

Choosing a service, pricing and who signs what. For anything else, ask us directly.

How an AI system was built decides which published risks apply to it, and writing that down first costs less than finding out in the middle of a test. In an AI security assessment we classify each AI system you run and record which risks its design allows or rules out. No system is attacked and no data is extracted. The result shows which tests are worth running.

Tell us anyway, and we'll say if it fits. Data pipelines, MLOps, cloud and platform engineering often come up alongside a build, and we'll say plainly whether we should take them on. A good share of our work started as a request that matched none of these services.

The cost calculator asks our scoping-call questions and shows a price range for build, AI and compliance work in about two minutes, once you've given a name and email. Security work gets a custom quote. The written scope and price follow a short scoping call.

No. We aren't a certification body, a PCI QSA or a CERT-In empanelled auditor. For ISO 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001, an accredited certification body issues the certificate. A licensed CPA firm signs a SOC 2 report, Type 1 or Type 2. For PCI DSS, a QSA or your own Internal Security Assessor signs the Report on Compliance. HITRUST itself signs off after an authorized external assessor's validated assessment. We prepare you and your evidence for them.

Yes. We take on security and compliance work for systems someone else built, as well as for the software we build ourselves.

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