Security & Compliance
The fastest way to end up in the news is to leave credentials in a public repository. The second fastest is to ignore known vulnerabilities until someone exploits them.
We scan your codebase for the things that cause breaches: exposed secrets, vulnerable dependencies, insecure configurations, and the compliance gaps that auditors will eventually find anyway.
What We Find
Exposed Secrets
Credentials that shouldn’t be in your codebase but are:
- API keys and access tokens
- Database connection strings
- Private keys and certificates
- OAuth secrets and client credentials
- Environment variables committed by accident
- Secrets buried in git history (deleted but not gone)
One in eight repositories contains exposed secrets. Most of them are still valid.
Vulnerable Dependencies
Known security issues in the packages you depend on:
- CVE matches against your dependency tree
- Transitive vulnerabilities (the packages your packages use)
- Severity scoring and exploitability assessment
- Upgrade paths and remediation guidance
Your code might be secure. Your dependencies might not be.
Code Security Issues
Static analysis for common vulnerability patterns:
- OWASP Top 10 coverage
- SQL injection and command injection
- Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- Authentication and authorization flaws
- Insecure cryptography
- Input validation gaps
Configuration Problems
Infrastructure-as-code and configuration file review:
- Terraform and CloudFormation security
- Container and Docker security
- CI/CD pipeline exposure
- Overly permissive access controls
- Publicly exposed services
Scan Options
| Scan Type | Scope | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Quick scan | Single repo, current state | Summary of critical findings |
| Deep scan | Single repo, full history | Every secret ever committed |
| Organization scan | All repositories | Executive summary + per-repo details |
| Continuous monitoring | Ongoing, on every push | Alerts before problems merge |
Most organizations start with an organization scan to establish baseline, then move to continuous monitoring.
What You Receive
Findings Report
- Every issue ranked by severity
- Exact file locations and line numbers
- Remediation steps for each finding
- False positive analysis (we filter the noise)
Executive Summary
- Overall risk score for your codebase
- Industry benchmark comparison
- Prioritized action list
- Estimated remediation effort
Remediation Support
If you want help fixing what we find:
- Credential rotation guidance
- Pull requests for dependency updates
- Security hardening recommendations
- Compliance documentation support
Why This Matters
Attackers actively scan public repositories for credentials. Automated tools check every commit within minutes of being pushed. Historical commits are not safe — git history is searchable.
The breaches you read about often start with something simple: an API key that was “only committed for testing” and never rotated.
We find these issues before someone else does.
Compliance Coverage
Security scanning supports requirements for:
- SOC 2 — vulnerability management, access control evidence
- HIPAA — technical safeguards, risk assessment
- PCI-DSS — secure development, vulnerability scanning
- ISO 27001 — asset management, operations security
- GDPR — technical measures for data protection
We can provide documentation formatted for audit evidence.
Pricing
| Scan Type | Typical Price Range |
|---|---|
| Quick scan | $500 - $1,500 |
| Deep scan | $2,000 - $5,000 |
| Organization scan | $5,000 - $15,000 |
| Continuous monitoring | Monthly retainer |
Final pricing depends on repository count and size. We’ll scope it precisely after an initial conversation.
Request a Scan
Tell us about your environment. We’ll provide a specific quote and can usually deliver initial findings within 48 hours.
Or reach out directly: [email protected]