EXPERTISE / APP
Application security
Build applications whose security controls are defined, tested and maintained through change.

WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Controls apply to agreed versions and scope. No scanner, SBOM or framework alone guarantees the security of delivered software.
5 results
APP-01 / Application security
Threat modelling and secure design
Examine an application before or during design to identify sensitive assets, trust boundaries and abuse scenarios. The aim is to select appropriate controls before architectural mistakes become expensive to fix.
APP-02 / Application security
Source-code review and application security verification
Analyse application code and configuration to identify security defects and understand their causes. Automated tools help target review, but findings must be validated and linked to usage.
APP-03 / Application security
CI/CD security and DevSecOps integration
Integrate security controls into development and deployment with understandable blocking and exception rules. The project also protects the software delivery chain itself: accounts, runners, secrets and permissions.
APP-04 / Application security
Dependency and software supply-chain security — SCA/SBOM
Know a software product’s components and govern provenance, vulnerabilities and updates. An SBOM describes components; it must be used and maintained to support security.
APP-05 / Application security
API architecture and security implementation
Design or fix API controls so each client accesses only authorised data and actions. The project covers identity, business authorisation, validation, quotas and traceability.
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SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: code, architecture, developers, test environment and pipeline access. Provider: expertise and checks; code remediation only when included.
- Applications, languages, repositories, dependencies, roles, pipelines, volume and depth. Separate tooling licenses, remediation development and maintenance.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s put the next step in focus.
Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.
