Security & Compliance Audit
Find the holes before someone else does.
Most breaches are not exotic — they are exposed secrets, broken auth, unvalidated input, and permissive cloud config. I review your application, data flows and infrastructure against real-world attack patterns and privacy obligations (GDPR and friends), so you know exactly where you are exposed and what to fix first.
Who it's for
- Startups approaching their first enterprise or regulated customer
- Products handling personal, financial or health data
- Teams that have never had a second set of eyes on security
You probably need this if…
What I look at
- Authentication, authorization and session handling
- Common vulnerability classes (injection, XSS, SSRF, IDOR, secrets exposure)
- Cloud and infrastructure configuration
- Data handling, retention and GDPR-style privacy exposure
- Third-party and dependency risk
- Logging, monitoring and incident readiness
What you walk away with
Proof
The experience behind this service
FAQ
Security & Compliance: your questions, answered.
Still unsure if this is the right fit? Book a free intro call and just ask.
How is your security audit different from a penetration test?
A pen test pokes at the running app from the outside. I review the whole picture — authentication and permissions, the code and data flows, cloud and infrastructure config, dependencies, and privacy exposure — and translate it into prioritised, exploitable findings with concrete fixes. It is broader, faster, and written for decisions, not just a vulnerability dump.
How quickly can you turn around a security review?
An AI-driven security audit is $500 with findings in about 24 hours. A deeper manual security review — real attacker thinking and threat modelling — is scoped to your system. When a customer or investor is waiting on answers, the fast audit usually unblocks you the same day.
Do you cover cloud and infrastructure security too?
Yes — misconfigured cloud, over-permissive access, exposed secrets and weak infrastructure are where a huge share of real breaches actually come from, so they are a core part of the review alongside the application itself.
We're early-stage — do we really need a security audit?
If you handle personal, financial or health data, or you are about to sign your first enterprise or regulated customer, then yes. The cheapest time to fix security is before you have a breach to disclose or a security questionnaire you cannot answer.
What do I walk away with?
Prioritised findings rated by exploitability and impact, concrete remediation steps (not vague warnings), and a short executive summary you can put in front of customers and investors. An optional re-check confirms the fixes once they land.
Get a straight answer about your build.
One free call. Bring your code, your quote, your architecture — or just your doubts. If I can't help, I'll tell you who can.