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PRODUCTION SECURITY ASSESSMENT

Know what's exposed. Know what to fix next.

A focused review of your production stack, led by senior engineers who can implement the changes. Get findings you can act on and a clear route to remediation.

Scope, timeline, access, and price agreed before work starts.

SCOPE THE SURFACES THAT MATTER

Start with your environment.

We agree a bounded scope around the systems and risks that matter to your business. A single cloud account, a critical pipeline, or a privileged-access path can be a useful first engagement.

Cloud & infrastructure

Account configuration, exposed services, network boundaries, secrets, logging, and hardening baselines.

Infrastructure hardening

Identity & privileged access

Admin rights, service accounts, vendor access, credential rotation, and the paths into production.

Privileged access

Dependencies & delivery

Package and image provenance, CI/CD permissions, build credentials, artifact controls, and compromise-response readiness.

Supply-chain security

Patching & exposure

Asset visibility, known-exploited vulnerabilities, patch processes, rollback readiness, and evidence of closure.

Vulnerability response

EXPERIENCE UNDER REAL LOAD

Senior judgment. Hands-on delivery.

Team Spartan draws on CONFLICT's engineers and specialist bench. Our experience spans high-traffic consumer platforms, cloud infrastructure, and security programs built under real operational pressure.

Internet-scale operations

Experience operating a top-10 global website, leading SRE teams, and evolving incident response and observability at scale.

Security programs that run

Experience building an information-security organization and guiding a large ecommerce business through its first PCI compliance.

Systems built for growth

Experience scaling a consumer platform from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of users, with infrastructure and teams growing together.

These describe prior roles held by our founder and experience across our team and bench. Engagement staffing is agreed against your scope.

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WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY

Evidence. Priorities. A practical plan.

Deliverables are agreed in the scope so you know what the engagement produces.

A review you can trace

The systems examined, methods used, access constraints, and boundaries of the assessment.

Findings with context

Evidence for each finding, the affected path, its exposure and impact, and recommended actions.

A remediation plan

Prioritized work with clear owners and dependencies, plus a scoped quote for the changes you want us to implement.

A verification path

Agreed checks for completed fixes. Remediation and re-testing are separately scoped so the assessment's price and limits stay clear.

HOW IT WORKS

From a concern to a controlled change.

Scope together

Tell us your stack, the concern, and the deadline. We agree systems, methods, deliverables, access, timeline, and a fixed-scope quote.

Assess & prioritize

We review the agreed environment and walk your team through the findings, evidence, and recommended order of work.

Implement & verify

If you engage us for remediation, we make approved changes, re-test the affected paths, and hand over the agreed evidence and operating guidance.

Choose the right kind of review.

An active incident needs triage

This is a scheduled assessment. If systems are down or you suspect a compromise, contact us about incident support and confirm availability.

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Application code is a separate scope

Secure-code review, authentication and authorization fixes, and product changes are delivered through CONFLICT's application-security and engineering practice.

Discuss application security

Independent assurance stays independent

This engineering assessment is not a certification, an audit attestation, or a promise that every vulnerability will be found. Where independent assurance is required, we arrange a separate assessor.

START WITH A CONVERSATION
Where should we look first?

Tell us what you run, what you’re concerned about, and when you need a decision. We’ll define the first useful scope together.