Application Security Services for Secure Software Architecture, and AI Integration

Evaluate application security maturity across governance, testing coverage, vulnerability ownership, remediation SLAs, release controls, and developer workflows. We define a practical AppSec operating model and improvement roadmap aligned with your product portfolio, risk exposure, and compliance requirements.

Review trust boundaries, data flows, authentication models, integrations, deployment patterns, and sensitive workflows before development or major releases. We identify design-level attack paths and recommend security patterns that reduce risk before it reaches the codebase.

Assess proprietary code, open-source dependencies, build artifacts, secrets, and third-party packages through manual review and automated analysis. We help teams prioritize exploitable findings, improve dependency governance, and strengthen software supply-chain visibility.

Assess web applications, REST and GraphQL APIs, microservices, and backend integrations for authentication, authorization, session, input-validation, business-logic, rate-limiting, and data-exposure risks that automated scanners commonly miss.

Evaluate Android and iOS applications across local storage, cryptography, permissions, runtime behavior, reverse-engineering exposure, device integrity, API communication, and platform-specific security controls.

Secure applications using LLMs, RAG pipelines, AI agents, copilots, and model APIs. We assess prompt injection, sensitive-data leakage, insecure tool use, excessive agent permissions, model-access controls, unsafe output handling, and AI-generated code risk

Integrate application security into repositories, CI/CD pipelines, testing workflows, and release governance through SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets scanning, policy gates, developer guidance, vulnerability triage, and clearly defined remediation ownership.

Validate real-world exploitability through controlled testing across web, mobile, API, and AI-enabled application workflows. Findings include evidence, business impact, remediation guidance, and retesting to confirm that critical vulnerabilities have been resolved.