Product security
Threat modelling, secure architecture, application security, API security, authentication, authorization, and secure product patterns.
Product security & compliance engineering
Build security into the product — not around it afterwards.
Security decisions are architecture decisions. We work with product and engineering teams to build identity, authorization, data protection, secure delivery, and operational controls into the system from the beginning.
Security has to survive the real workflow.
A policy document is not a security architecture.
The controls need to exist where users, APIs, data, cloud infrastructure, and — increasingly — AI agents actually interact.
What we engineer.
Cloud security
IAM, workload isolation, network controls, secrets, encryption, key management, logging, and secure infrastructure configuration.
Secure SDLC
Security review, code and dependency scanning, CI/CD controls, vulnerability management, and repeatable remediation workflows.
Privacy engineering
Data minimization, consent, access boundaries, retention, deletion, residency, and privacy requirements translated into system behaviour.
AI security
Prompt injection, sensitive context leakage, tool misuse, excessive agent authority, unsafe actions, provider boundaries, and output validation.
Compliance engineering
Translate applicable customer and regulatory requirements into product controls, evidence, testing, and operational processes.
AI creates a new permission surface.
An agent that can read information and call tools can cross boundaries much faster than a conventional interface.
We design agent systems so authority remains explicit.
Least-privilege tools
Expose only the actions the agent needs for the workflow.
Identity propagation
Preserve user and service identity through agent actions and downstream APIs.
Approval thresholds
Require human confirmation before actions with material financial, operational, privacy, or safety consequences.
Auditability
Record what acted, on whose behalf, with which inputs, tools, and permissions.
Compliance is a system property.
Where a customer needs to support frameworks or regulatory obligations such as ISO 27001-aligned controls, SOC 2 controls, HIPAA, GDPR, or industry-specific requirements, we help translate those requirements into architecture and engineering work.
Security without unnecessary bureaucracy.
The goal is not to create more documents or gates.
The goal is to make the secure path the normal engineering path — automated where possible, visible where necessary, and reviewed by people where judgment matters.