Every server we ship gets pentested before your first user logs in. Most DevOps teams hand you a green check. We hand you a written attempt to break it — and the verdict.
Most "DevOps with security baked in" is a slide. Ours is the operating model. Four reasons companies pick us — and stay.
So you hire us once — to do both. Build the infrastructure, then attack it. Same team. Same engagement. Same accountability. No handover between two vendors who blame each other when something goes wrong.
Not a scanner. A human, with our offensive playbook, working against your build before it reaches production. If we can't break it, neither can they. If we can, we tell you exactly how — and fix it before users see it.
Most cloud guys think the work is done when the green check appears. Ours starts there. We don't ship until the build survives an attempted breach — and we keep attempting it on every release after that.
No support tier. No ticket queue. No "I'll escalate this." The engineer who shipped your server is the engineer who answers when it goes dark. One number, one team, one accountability line.
If your infrastructure is the difference between a customer signing up and a customer getting breached, you're who we built this for.
Your MVP works. Your production environment is what's between you and your first real customer — and the first attacker who finds you.
SMPP, A2P, queues, multi-tenant isolation. We've built this in production at 1,000+ TPS. We know exactly where the floor gets thin.
Where a breach is a regulatory event, not just a Slack thread. PCI-DSS-aligned controls, encrypted everything, audit-ready by default — not "by next quarter."
PHI is the payload. HIPAA / DPDPA-aligned infrastructure with role-based access, tamper-evident audit trails, and PHI segregation that auditors actually approve.
Built so a viral moment is a celebration, not a postmortem. Auto-scaling, edge caching, bot defence, payment-gateway hardening — Black-Friday-grade by default.
You build great software. Your clients need it deployed, monitored, and maintained — but ops is where you lose margin. White-label DevSecOps your clients see as your team.
From a first-time production deployment to a 12-month managed retainer, every engagement runs the same shape. Predictable. Traceable. The handover never drops on the floor.
Your infrastructure, deploy flow, secrets, and code surface — examined the way an attacker would. You get a written threat model with every issue ranked by exploitability.
Server hardening, secrets out of env files, ports closed, IAM tightened, encryption verified end-to-end. The unglamorous work attackers pray you'll skip.
CI/CD pipelines that fail closed, roll back automatically, and require security gates before production. Your team ships by pushing a button. Bad code never reaches users.
24×7 monitoring, alert tuning, patch operations, and incident response — by the same humans who built it. Same number, same channel, same accountability. Forever.
You don't hire a security team for the deliverables. You hire one to stop thinking about the things on this list. If they don't go away, we haven't done our job.
Strip away the marketing. These are the four operational truths that separate us from a generic DevOps shop with a security checkbox.
Every release passes through a manual exploit attempt by someone on our offensive team — before it ever sees a real user.
The same people who run pentest engagements for paying clients run pentest engagements against the infrastructure we ship for you.
The engineer who built it is the engineer on the call. No vendor handover, no support tier, no "let me escalate this" 90 minutes into an outage.
PCI / HIPAA / DPDPA-aligned by default. Evidence collected continuously. When the auditor lands, the evidence room is already a calm place to walk into.
Each tier is a positioning, not a feature menu. Pick the one that matches the question keeping you up at night.
"Let's get our first deployment right — and not redo it in six months."
A clean, hardened first deployment that won't need to be torn down when you scale.
"Ship to real users — and prove our infrastructure can survive someone trying."
Full production setup, hardening, monitoring, and a written self-pentest verdict before you go live.
"We'd rather one number to call than five vendors blaming each other."
Ongoing operations, security, and incident response — by the same engineers who built it.
Tell us what you're shipping — pre-launch app, scaling SaaS, audit deadline, fragile prod. We'll tell you exactly what we'd do, in what order, and whether we're the right team to do it.