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Security, designed in.

Enterprise buyers check the boring things first. These practices apply to every engagement, whatever its size.

  • Least-privilege access

    Scoped, revocable access to your systems. Nothing shared, everything logged, and access removed at handover.

  • Data boundaries first

    Sensitive data (PII, PHI, payment data) stays inside one small, encrypted boundary designed before any code is written.

  • Your accounts, your code

    Repositories, cloud accounts and third-party services are created under your ownership from the first commit.

  • Signed agreements

    NDAs and data-processing terms are signed before any data changes hands.

  • Secrets never in code

    Credentials live in a managed secret store, are rotated on handover and never appear in repositories or logs.

  • Reviewed, reproducible releases

    Every change goes through code review and CI; infrastructure is defined as code so environments can be rebuilt and audited.

  • Audit trails by design

    Reads and writes of sensitive records emit append-only audit events: who, what, when and why.

  • Dependency hygiene

    Automated dependency and vulnerability scanning, with patches applied on a defined schedule.

  • AI with guardrails

    AI agents get scoped tools, permission-aware retrieval, evaluation gates and human approval for risky actions. Client data is not used to train models.

Security questions

Do you hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification?

Not at this time. We follow the practices on this page on every engagement and work within your own security program, policies and audits.

How do I report a vulnerability?

Email [email protected] with the details. We acknowledge reports promptly and do not pursue good-faith researchers.

Can you complete our vendor security questionnaire?

Yes. Send it before the engagement starts and a senior lead will complete it accurately.

Next stop: a 30-minute call.

Tell us what you are building. A senior lead will tell you honestly what it takes to ship it and take it to market.