Overview

What we review (and why it matters)

Secure Code Review helps reduce exploitable defects, improve engineering quality, and provide evidence for audits. Reviews can be performed as a one-time engagement, before a release, or as part of an ongoing secure SDLC program.

Applications & APIs

Web apps, REST/GraphQL APIs, and microservices—focused on authentication, authorization, input handling, and business logic.


Infrastructure-as-Code & CI/CD

Terraform, CloudFormation, pipelines, and deployment scripts—focused on secrets exposure, misconfigurations, and unsafe defaults.


Mobile & client components

Android/iOS and client-side code—focused on insecure storage, weak crypto usage, and unsafe communications.


Third-party & dependency risk

Dependency hygiene, vulnerable libraries, and risky configurations—focused on supply-chain exposure and patch prioritization.

What’s included

A structured review that combines manual analysis with tooling to surface real risk—not just noisy findings.

Threat modeling alignment

Confirm trust boundaries, data flows, and abuse cases relevant to your application.

Manual secure code analysis

Review high-risk modules for auth, access control, injection, and insecure patterns.

SAST & rule tuning

Run static analysis and tune rules to reduce false positives and focus on exploitable issues.

Dependency review (SCA)

Identify vulnerable packages and prioritize upgrades based on exposure and impact.

Secrets detection

Detect hardcoded credentials, tokens, keys, and unsafe secret handling.

Configuration review

Check security-relevant settings (CORS, headers, crypto, logging, error handling).

Business logic testing

Review workflows for abuse paths (bypass, privilege escalation, fraud, data leakage).

Developer-ready guidance

Provide clear fixes, code examples, and secure patterns aligned to your stack.

Approach

How our Secure Code Review works

A repeatable process designed for clarity, speed, and actionable remediation.

1) Scope & access setup

Confirm repositories, branches, modules, and environments. Establish secure access (read-only where possible) and define review depth.

2) Architecture & risk focus

Review key flows (auth, payments, PII, admin functions). Identify high-risk areas and prioritize review targets.

3) Review & validation

Perform manual review with SAST/SCA support. Validate findings, reduce false positives, and assess exploitability and impact.

4) Remediation support & retest

Provide fix guidance and optional retest to confirm remediation. Map outcomes to secure SDLC and control requirements.

Cybersecurity specialist documenting findings and remediation steps

Deliverables you can use for engineering and audit


Executive summary with risk overview, key themes, and prioritized next steps.

Technical findings with evidence, affected files/modules, severity, and remediation guidance.

Remediation plan with quick wins, backlog items, and optional retest verification.

Typical timelines

Timelines depend on codebase size, complexity, and access readiness. We’ll confirm scope and provide a schedule before starting.

Small codebase / targeted modules: 3–5 business days
Mid-size application: 1–2 weeks
Large / multi-service systems: 2–4+ weeks (phased)
Rete​st (optional): 2–5 business days after fixes

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Industries & use cases

Fintech & payments

Reduce fraud and data exposure risk in high-trust workflows and sensitive transactions.

Healthcare & PII-heavy apps

Strengthen protection of personal and sensitive data and improve audit readiness.

SaaS & B2B platforms

Harden multi-tenant access control, admin functions, and API integrations.

E-commerce & customer portals

Prevent account takeover, injection flaws, and business logic abuse.

Government & regulated orgs

Support compliance-driven security requirements with clear evidence and reporting.

Pre-release / major changes

Review critical changes before go-live to reduce release risk and rework.

FAQ

Secure Code Review questions

If you have a specific stack or compliance requirement, we’ll tailor the scope and reporting accordingly.

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