// DEVSECOPS· Specialty
Catch the expensive mistake before it's built.
For teams about to build something significant and want a security review before the architecture is locked in.
The problem
Why this keeps biting teams
The cheapest time to fix a security flaw is before it's built. Once six months of features sit on top of a flawed assumption, unwinding it means a rewrite, not a patch.
What we do
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Run structured threat modeling against your proposed or existing architecture.
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Identify the specific assumptions that would be expensive to be wrong about.
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Prioritize findings by actual exploitability and impact, not a generic severity scale.
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Hand off findings your team can act on, not a 40-page report that sits unread.
Typical Outcomes
before
launch, not after an incident
prioritized
findings your team can actually act on
Deliverables
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Structured threat model of your architecture
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Prioritized findings by exploitability and impact
[03]
Concrete remediation recommendations per finding
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Follow-up review after remediation, included
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Thirty minutes with a senior engineer. No sales deck, no junior SDRs. Just a technical conversation about what's actually breaking or slowing you down.