I implement DevSecOps: automated security checks right inside your CI/CD, infrastructure hardening, secrets management and threat monitoring. Protection stops being a "later" — it becomes part of the pipeline.
Free of charge — a 20-minute call to work out whether you need the audit and what goes into it.
These gaps show up in almost every project without a proper DevSecOps setup
API keys, passwords and tokens end up in git, env files and docker images. One public commit and access to production systems leaks out for good.
Dependencies with known CVEs and insecure code get deployed without a single check. You find out only after a breach — or a message from a "friendly" stranger.
Open ports, default passwords, root over SSH, no firewall, no updates. The infrastructure is an easy target for automated scanning bots.
No centralized logs, alerts or access auditing. Attacks are noticed weeks later, and reconstructing the incident timeline is already impossible.
Clients and regulators demand ISO 27001, SOC 2 or PCI DSS, but you have neither the processes nor the evidence. Deals and contracts fall through.
When something is breached or goes down, there's no plan, no owners, no backups. The team firefights by hand while downtime is counted in hours and lost revenue.
The full DevSecOps cycle — from assessing where you are to automated protection in production
I embed automated security checks into your pipeline. Vulnerable code and dependencies never reach production — they're caught at build time.
I bring servers and networks up to proven security benchmarks. Close the unnecessary, tighten access, enable automatic updates.
I find the weak spots before attackers do. I check infrastructure, configurations and applications, and hand you a prioritized fix plan.
I move passwords and keys out of code and configs into a secure vault. Secrets rotate automatically and are issued only to who needs them.
I make Docker and Kubernetes secure: minimal images, policies, runtime control. The cluster stops being an open door.
I set up observability and incident response. Suspicious activity is visible immediately, and there's a ready plan and backups for the worst case.
Transparent packages with a fixed outcome. No abstract "billable hours"
A one-time assessment: where the holes are, how dangerous they are and what to fix first
I build a secure pipeline and infrastructure end to end — from CI checks to threat monitoring
Your external security engineer: I keep protection current and respond to incidents
Targeted tasks, architecture security reviews and DevSecOps consulting
Security as a continuous process, not a one-time checkbox
I review your current infrastructure and pipeline, find the weak spots and build a threat model for your project
I fix what's critical to close first. Transparent estimate and timeline, no hidden extras
I embed checks into CI/CD, harden infrastructure, set up secrets and monitoring. In sprints, with demos
I hand over documentation, train the team and stay available. Protection keeps working without me
Artifacts, not promises: everything below is handed over and stays yours
Open stack and industry standards — no vendor lock-in
DevOps speeds up delivery, but security is often left "for later". DevSecOps embeds security checks into the same pipeline: vulnerabilities are caught automatically at build time instead of surfacing after a breach. Protection becomes part of the process, not a separate project.
No. I start with an audit and roll changes out gradually without stopping the business. Security gates run in report-only mode first, and only then move to blocking. Every step is agreed and reversible.
Yes. I build the technical processes and controls the standards require and help you gather the evidence: logs, policies, access and secrets management. That removes most of the pain of passing an audit.
Audit from €700, full DevSecOps implementation from €2,000, ongoing support from €900/month. The exact price is fixed after the audit. You pay for results in stages — no hourly "meter".
An external perimeter scan, configuration review against CIS, dependency check for known CVEs, and an audit of secrets and the deploy process. You get a report with vulnerabilities ranked by priority and remediation deadlines. Turnaround is 5 working days, from €700. Before that, free of charge — a 20-minute call to work out the scope.
Yes — AWS, GCP, Azure, as well as your own servers and bare metal. The stack is open and portable, with no lock-in to a single provider.
Leave a contact — a 20-minute call to work out the state of your perimeter and whether an audit is needed
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