Empanelled Firm
Top 10 and CWE Top 25 Coverage
Review Combined
Risk-Based Reporting
We review the code paths attackers exploit most, from access control and input handling to secrets and cryptography.
Login logic, password handling, token generation, and session management in code.
Access checks, role enforcement, and missing authorization on sensitive functions.
Untrusted input flowing into queries, commands, templates, and deserializers.
Hardcoded credentials and keys, weak algorithms, and insecure randomness.
Sensitive data handling, error messages, and security logging.
Insecure framework settings, unsafe functions, and misconfigurations in code.
Tool-assisted, expert-led review with every reported finding manually validated.
Every engagement delivers code-level findings your developers can act on.
Extend code review with runtime testing and secure software lifecycle validation.
Find and fix security flaws at the source, before they reach production.
Resolve flaws in code before they are deployed and exploited.
Reveal issues runtime testing may not reach, such as rarely used code paths.
Line-level guidance helps teams avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Support PCI DSS, PCI Secure Software, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 evidence.
Recognized credentials and code review that combines tooling with expert judgement.
SAST tools scan the whole codebase quickly for known patterns. Manual review applies expert judgement to high-risk code and logic that tools often miss. This service uses both.
Coverage depends on the language, framework, and tooling. We confirm supported languages and review depth during scoping.
Code review examines source code without running the application. Penetration testing attacks the running application. Many teams use both for fuller coverage.
Read access to the in-scope code, in your environment or through an agreed secure transfer, with confidentiality controls agreed upfront.
Code review focuses on code your team wrote. Dependency risk is covered by SCA and Open Source Software Analysis, which can be added to the scope.
Tell us about your codebase, languages, and review goals. Our experts will help define the right scope, approach, and next steps.