Security on a regulated platform is two halves of the same engineering practice: shift-left in the delivery pipeline and shift-right at runtime, both anchored by an identity boundary that auditors will sign for. We do all three as platform work — not as a quarterly audit slide.
What we deliver
- Shift-left. Pipeline-integrated SAST and SCA, SBOM generation (Syft), image vulnerability scanning (Trivy), image signing (cosign / sigstore), policy gates (OPA / conftest), signed manifests in GitOps repositories.
- Shift-right. RHACS deploy and tune — admission policies, network baselines, runtime detection, image-risk gates, network-flow observability — integrated into your existing incident-response workflow. SIEM forwarding to Splunk / Sentinel / Elastic / Datadog.
- DAST programmes. Acunetix or Invicti deployed against your applications, with authenticated scans, scheduled re-runs, and findings landed directly in the engineering team’s bug queue — not a wall-of-PDFs audit deliverable.
- Identity. WSO2 Identity Server, Ping Identity, or Keycloak — federation across business units, SCIM provisioning from your directory of record, OIDC / OAuth2 / SAML flows, MFA posture, fine-grained authorisation. Identity-as-a-platform, not identity-as-an-application.
- Credential custody. HashiCorp Vault as the root of credential trust, External Secrets Operator bridging Kubernetes Secrets, short-lived dynamic credentials, transit encryption, audit log shipped to your SIEM, blast-radius isolation from application workloads.
- Compliance posture. Working maps from your control frameworks (PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, GDPR, sector regulators) to the platform controls that actually implement them. Evidence captured at the source, not reconstructed at audit time.
See the full security practice
This page is the summary. For the seven-aspect deep view — SOC and detection engineering, VAPT and vulnerability management, network security and segmentation, identity and access, application security and DevSecOps, and compliance and audit posture — visit the dedicated security practice page.
How we work
Security engagements typically ride alongside platform or modernization work, but we also do focused identity bring-ups, standalone RHACS tune-ups, and DAST programme stand-ups for organisations already on OpenShift.
Engagement shape
Focused identity engagements: 4–8 weeks. Full DevSecOps integration on an existing platform: 8–14 weeks. Compliance-evidence alignment for a regulated programme: 6–10 weeks, run as a parallel workstream to platform delivery.