Ship every day and still pass the enterprise security review.

A scoped test of a typical SaaS application, its APIs and cloud account takes one to two weeks, followed by a report and an attestation letter you can share with the buyer. If the deal is urgent we can prioritise the parts of the product the customer will use. Fixes are re-tested and the letter updated so procurement sees closed findings rather than open ones.

It depends on who is buying. US enterprises and most SaaS procurement teams ask for SOC 2; Indian, European and Middle East buyers more often ask for ISO 27001. The technical controls overlap heavily, so we implement them once, on your cloud platform, and generate evidence for either. We help you choose based on your pipeline and work with your auditor or compliance platform.

Yes. We put token and GPU budgets per feature and per tenant, add caching and prompt optimisation where it cuts spend, choose between managed endpoints and self-hosted models based on actual utilisation, and schedule GPU capacity so it is not idle. Cost is reported per customer, which also feeds your pricing. Guardrails and OWASP LLM Top 10 testing are included so the feature is safe as well as affordable.

Small teams gain the most. We take on-call, patching, backups, cost reviews and security scanning so your engineers focus on the product. Onboarding takes a few hours of your time, and we work in your existing chat, ticketing and CI/CD tools. Everything is documented in your repositories, so if you hire a platform engineer later, they inherit runbooks rather than a black box.

We review the isolation design, whether row-level security, separate schemas or separate accounts, and then test it directly during the penetration test by attempting cross-tenant access through the APIs and UI. The report documents the controls and the tests performed, which answers the isolation questions on most security questionnaires. Where the design is weak, we propose and implement the fix before the test is repeated.