Security Audit
A focused security assessment with risk-ranked findings, remediation guidance, and buyer-ready evidence
A security audit gives your team a clear, prioritized view of security risk across the systems that matter. We combine configuration review, architecture review, process review, and targeted testing so the final report explains what to fix, why it matters, and what evidence supports the recommendation.
Who it is for#
| Team situation | Why this audit fits |
|---|---|
| Preparing for enterprise customers | You need credible security evidence and a remediation plan |
| Security ownership is fragmented | We connect cloud, app, CI/CD, IAM, and process risks in one report |
| Compliance work is starting | We identify control gaps before formal audit pressure increases |
| Recent growth increased attack surface | We review exposed services, access, dependencies, and deployment paths |
| Leadership needs prioritization | We separate urgent risk from low-value hardening work |
What we audit#
| Area | Review scope |
|---|---|
| Cloud and infrastructure | accounts, networks, public exposure, logging, encryption, backups, baseline controls |
| Identity and access | IAM policies, SSO, privileged access, stale users, service accounts, key handling |
| Kubernetes and containers | RBAC, namespaces, pod security, image sources, secrets, network policies, ingress |
| Applications and APIs | auth flows, authorization boundaries, input handling, API exposure, data protection |
| CI/CD and supply chain | secrets in pipelines, dependency risk, image scanning, runner permissions, approvals |
| Compliance posture | SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, or internal controls where relevant to the engagement |
Packages#
| Package | Best for | Typical deliverables |
|---|---|---|
| Security Snapshot | Teams needing a fast initial view | High-level risk review, quick wins, top remediation priorities |
| Standard Security Audit | Most product and infrastructure teams | Full report, evidence, severity ratings, remediation roadmap |
| Compliance Readiness Review | Teams preparing for audits | Control gap map, evidence checklist, remediation plan |
| Remediation Support | Teams that want help fixing findings | Implementation backlog, pull requests or config changes, validation notes |
Audit process#
- Scope and access — define systems, environments, repositories, cloud accounts, compliance goals, and testing boundaries.
- Discovery — map assets, identities, data paths, deployment paths, and externally exposed surfaces.
- Assessment — review configuration, architecture, source or dependency data where in scope, and operating process.
- Risk analysis — rank findings by impact, likelihood, exploitability, and business context.
- Report and walkthrough — present executive summary, technical findings, remediation plan, and next-step options.
Deliverables#
- executive summary for leadership
- technical findings report with evidence
- severity-ranked remediation checklist
- affected systems, likely impact, and recommended owner for each finding
- compliance or control mapping where in scope
- follow-up session to answer implementation questions
Outcomes you can measure#
- security priorities are ranked instead of debated from anecdotes
- known external exposure and privileged access are documented
- remediation work can be assigned to engineering owners
- compliance gaps are visible before the formal audit process
- repeatable checks can be added to CI/CD or cloud governance
- leadership can track risk reduction over time
Proof we leave behind#
| Evidence | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Asset and access notes | Shows what was reviewed and what was out of scope |
| Finding evidence | Lets engineers reproduce or verify the issue |
| Severity rationale | Explains why one issue matters more than another |
| Remediation roadmap | Turns the audit into a work plan |
| Control mapping | Supports compliance and customer-security conversations |
What this is not#
This is not an unlimited penetration test or a compliance certification. If you need formal penetration testing, red-team exercises, or certification support, we scope those separately with clear rules of engagement.
Related services#
- Infrastructure Audit — broad architecture, reliability, cost, and security assessment
- CI/CD Audit — focused delivery pipeline and supply-chain review
- Cloud Account Management — ongoing cloud governance and security hygiene
- SRE as a Service — reliability and incident operating model
Getting started#
Start by scoping the audit. We will confirm systems, access, testing boundaries, compliance goals, and the report format your team needs.
Schedule security audit →Frequently asked questions#
How long does a security audit take? A focused audit can often be completed in one to two weeks after access is ready. Larger environments or compliance mapping can take longer.
Do you need source-code access? Only if application or dependency review is in scope. Many infrastructure-focused audits can start with cloud, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and architecture access.
Can you help fix findings? Yes. Remediation support can be scoped as a follow-up project or ongoing plan.
Will the report satisfy customers or auditors? The report can support customer-security and compliance conversations, but it is not a formal certification unless separately scoped with the required audit body.