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Security audit

Review the security risks a migration introduces.

Moving a product to new software changes its attack surface — new auth, new data flows, new integrations, new infrastructure. We review that surface against a structured checklist, model the threats that matter for your product, and give you findings you can act on. We build for security readiness and prepare technical evidence; we never promise certification or legal compliance.

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Who this is for

For teams who want to know where the risk actually sits.

This is for teams migrating or rebuilding a product who want a clear-eyed read on its security — not a rubber stamp. It suits founders preparing for a security-conscious customer, and engineering teams who want an independent pass over auth, data handling and boundaries before, during or after a migration. The output is a picture of your real risks and what to do about them.

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Checklist

We review the migration against a structured checklist covering the areas where rebuilds most often go wrong:

  • Authentication and session handling — how identity and access actually work
  • Authorization — whether users can only reach what they're entitled to
  • Data handling — how sensitive data is stored, transmitted and scoped
  • Secrets and configuration — where credentials live and how they're protected
  • Dependencies and integrations — the third-party surface the product exposes
  • Infrastructure and deployment — the boundaries around the running system

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Findings format

You get findings you can act on, not a wall of raw scanner output. Each finding is described in plain language, rated by severity and likelihood, tied to where it lives in the system, and paired with a concrete remediation. The result is a prioritised list your team can work through — the things that genuinely matter first, with the noise filtered out.

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Threat model

We model the threats that are realistic for your product specifically — who might attack it, what they'd want, and the paths they'd take — rather than reviewing against a generic list in a vacuum. That framing keeps the audit focused on the risks that actually apply to how your product works and who uses it, so effort goes where it changes your exposure.

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Boundaries

We're explicit about what this service is and isn't. We provide a security review and help you build toward readiness, and we can prepare the technical evidence a formal process asks for. We do not issue certifications, we are not a substitute for a licensed auditor or legal counsel, and we don't promise regulatory compliance. What you get is an honest technical assessment and a path to a stronger security posture — clearly scoped, with no false assurance.

Every engagement follows the same disciplined path — assess, scope, build, validate, hand over. See how the process works.

Frequently asked

Security audit questions.

Does this certify my product as compliant or secure?
No. We provide a security review and help you build toward readiness, and we can prepare technical evidence a formal process asks for — but we don't issue certifications, we're not a substitute for a licensed auditor or legal counsel, and we don't promise regulatory compliance.
What do I actually receive?
A prioritised set of findings in plain language — each rated by severity, tied to where it lives in the system, and paired with a concrete remediation — plus a threat model focused on your product and clearly defined boundaries on what the review covers.
How is this different from an automated scan?
A scanner produces raw output; we produce a reviewed, prioritised assessment framed around a threat model for your product. The goal is the findings that genuinely matter, with the noise filtered out, not a long report you can't act on.
Can you help us prepare for a customer's security review?
Yes — we help you build toward readiness and prepare the technical evidence such a process asks for. That supports the process; it isn't the certification itself, which only the relevant authority or auditor can issue.
When in a migration should the audit happen?
It can be valuable before, during or after — reviewing the plan up front, checking the build as it lands, or assessing the finished product. Book a review and we'll advise on the timing that fits your migration.

Talk it through with Jackson.

Book a call with Jackson, our Growth Partner — he’ll walk through what you have, tell you honestly what’s worth doing, and confirm the scope, timeline and a fixed project price.

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