Security architecture review
We review how your systems are built: where the trust boundaries are, how identity and data flow, and which controls sit between them. You find out where a design choice leaves you exposed.
Who it is for
- You are planning a major change: a new platform, a migration or an acquisition.
- Enterprise customers are asking detailed questions about how your system is built.
- Your architecture grew in steps and nobody has reviewed it end to end.
What you get
- Architecture and data-flow diagrams, drawn or updated with you
- Findings on trust boundaries, identity, data protection, logging and resilience
- Recommendations ordered by risk, with the trade-offs explained
- Answers you can reuse in customer security reviews
How it runs
Gather
We read the documentation that exists and talk to the people who built the system.
Map
We draw the system as it is: components, data flows and trust boundaries.
Assess
We check each boundary and flow against secure design principles.
Recommend
A report and a working session to agree what to change first.
- Typical length
- Two to four weeks. Lengths are typical. We confirm them when we agree the scope.
- What we need from you
- Your existing diagrams and documents, and time with your architects or senior engineers.
Frameworks it helps with
- ISO/IEC 27001
- SOC 2
- DPDP Act 2023
Data-flow diagrams and design records help with scoping and risk assessment, and show where personal data goes.
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