Cybersecurity service
Some of the most damaging vulnerabilities are nearly invisible from outside an application and obvious once you read its code: a missing ownership check that lets one customer load another's records, a hidden admin route, a secret committed to the repository. Secure code review finds them at the source.
At a glance
- Authorisation logic and access-control paths
- Injection, deserialisation and SSRF sinks
- Dependency and supply-chain review
- Static analysis tuned to your codebase, not defaults
At a glance
- Authorisation logic and access-control paths
- Injection, deserialisation and SSRF sinks
- Dependency and supply-chain review
- Static analysis tuned to your codebase, not defaults
Why this testing matters
Our reviewers are working software engineers, so the output is practical: the exact lines at risk, why they are exploitable, and a fix that fits your framework and conventions — not a generic warning pasted from a tool.
Measured against
- OWASP ASVS
- MITRE ATT&CK
You probably need this if
- You are about to launch, raise funding or be acquired and need assurance
- Your application handles sensitive data or money
- You inherited a codebase from another team or vendor
- Static analysis tools produce so much noise that real issues are ignored
Deliverables
Secure code review: what’s included
Access control review
Every path that checks — or forgets to check — who can do what.
Injection and unsafe input
SQL and command injection, deserialisation, SSRF and template injection.
Secrets and configuration
Hard-coded credentials, weak cryptography and risky defaults.
Dependency review
Vulnerable libraries and supply-chain risk in your dependencies.
Tuned static analysis
Rules configured for your codebase, so future scans are signal, not noise.
How it works
How the engagement runs
Threat model
Identify the sensitive data and high-risk code paths to review first.
Manual review
Line-by-line review of prioritised areas, supported by tooling.
Validate
Confirm findings are exploitable, not theoretical, where possible.
Report and pair
Findings with fixes, and a session with your developers to walk through them.
FAQ
Secure code review: common questions
Straight answers to what people ask us before they start.
Get it tested properly
Tell us what you have built and who is asking about its security. We will recommend the engagement that actually fits.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India