Know where you stand before the auditor or the attacker does.
A technical audit of your applications, infrastructure and controls against the frameworks you answer to — ISO 27001, KVKK, GDPR, PCI DSS, customer security questionnaires — with findings ranked by risk and fixed by the engineers who found them.
- Scope and access
- Assessment
- Report and plan
- Remediation
We do not certify.
An audit arrives in one of three ways: a regulator or certification body asks, a large customer sends a security questionnaire before signing, or an incident makes everyone wish someone had looked earlier. In all three cases the question is the same — what is actually true about our systems and controls — and the answer usually lives in configuration, code and logs that nobody has read end to end.
We audit as engineers, not as checklist readers. We examine the running systems: how identity is handled, where data lives and travels, what is encrypted, what is logged, who can reach production and how a change gets there. Findings are ranked by the risk they represent, mapped to the framework clauses they affect, and written so your engineers can fix them — or we fix them with you, because we build and operate systems ourselves.
We tell you exactly how far you are from certification or from passing the questionnaire, and we close the gap with you.
Four layers, one report.
Scope is agreed up front; most engagements cover the systems a certification or a customer contract puts in scope.
Application security
Authentication and session handling, authorisation at every endpoint, input handling, secrets in code, dependency vulnerabilities. Code review and dynamic testing, with findings reproduced, not assumed.
Infrastructure and cloud
Network exposure, identity and access management, encryption at rest and in transit, backups and their restore tests, logging and retention, hardening against the benchmarks your framework references.
Controls and evidence
The processes behind the systems: change management, access reviews, incident response, vendor management — and whether the evidence a certification body or auditor will ask for actually exists.
Framework mapping
Every finding mapped to the clauses it affects — ISO 27001, KVKK and GDPR technical measures, PCI DSS where cards are involved — and to the questions in the customer questionnaire you need to answer. See data protection for the privacy side.
How the work runs, day to day.
Findings ranked by risk, written for the people who fix them.
Each finding states what we observed, how we reproduced it, what it would let an attacker or an auditor do, which clauses it touches, and the fix — with effort. The report opens with the things to do first. The appendix is the evidence an auditor will ask for, already collected.
- Risk-ranked, reproduced findings with the fix and its effort
- Clause mapping for the frameworks and questionnaires you face
- A remediation plan the engineers can start on
How the work runs.
Scope and access
Systems in scope, frameworks and questionnaires to map against, read access to code, cloud and logs. Interviews with the owners of the controls.
Assessment
Code review, configuration review, dynamic testing and evidence review. Critical findings are reported as they are confirmed, not held for the report.
Report and plan
The ranked report, the clause mapping and a remediation plan with effort. Walked through with engineering and whoever owns compliance.
Remediation
Fixes by your team or ours, re-tested; evidence collection wired so the next audit is a query, not a project.
What you keep.
- A risk-ranked findings report with reproductions and fixes
- Clause mapping to the frameworks and questionnaires in scope
- A remediation plan with effort per finding
- Evidence appendix organised the way auditors ask for it
- Re-test results after remediation
When this is the right call.
Choose this when a certification, a customer contract or a regulator needs an answer about your systems, and you want that answer from people who can also fix what they find.
Look elsewhere if you need a formal certification audit itself — that must come from an accredited body. We prepare you for it and support you through it.
Frequently asked questions
Services that pair with this.
Have an audit or a questionnaire coming?
Tell us the framework and the deadline. A security engineer reads it and replies in writing with a scope for the assessment.