The fixes, actually implemented.
Scanners flag problems. Someone has to close them. Our engineers do the hands-on hardening, cloud, IAM, CI/CD, secrets, detection, as a one-off sprint or as your ongoing security engineering team.
A bounded project, or your standing team.
Sprint
A defined job: clear the backlog, harden a specific system, fix a set of findings. Scoped and priced per week. from $8,000/week
Embedded team
We are your security engineering team, continuous hardening, remediation, and detection engineering, month to month, without hiring and onboarding your own. from $20,000/mo
Hands-on hardening, either mode.
Cloud hardening
AWS/GCP/Azure misconfigurations fixed, not just flagged.
IAM cleanup
Least privilege, role hygiene, and dead-credential removal.
WAF & rate limiting
Edge protection tuned to your actual traffic and abuse.
Logging, monitoring & detection
The visibility, and detection engineering, to catch the next problem early.
CI/CD & secrets
Pipeline security and secret management that doesn’t leak.
Security automation
Make the secure path the easy path for your team.
Common questions.
What’s the difference between a sprint and the embedded team?
A Sprint is a bounded project, clear a backlog, harden a specific thing, fix a defined set of findings, priced per week. Embedded is ongoing: we operate as your security engineering team month to month, doing the continuous hardening, remediation, and detection work a full-time team would. Sprint is for a job; embedded is for the function.
What does the work include?
Hands-on implementation: cloud hardening, IAM cleanup, WAF and rate limiting, logging and monitoring, CI/CD security, secret management, detection engineering, and security automation, plus remediation of findings your scanners surface but no one closes.
How is it priced?
Sprints run from $8,000/week, scoped to the work. The embedded team is an ongoing monthly engagement sized to the capacity you need. Weekly and monthly framing both keep scope honest, you’re never locked into a long contract for a short job.
How is this different from your vCISO service?
The vCISO decides what to do and owns the program. Security Engineering is the team that actually does the implementation. They pair well: the vCISO (or your CISO) sets priorities, the engineers execute them, as a sprint or as your standing team.
Need a job done, or a team to own it?
Point us at the backlog for a sprint, or tell us you need a standing security engineering team and we’ll size the embedded engagement.