DevSecOps, Security & Reliability

Make safer delivery part of the system.

Embed automated security, zero-trust governance, and full-stack observability into every commit and deployment.

  • Grafana
  • Prometheus
  • Datadog
  • OpenTelemetry
  • Pipeline OIDC
  • Mutual TLS
  • SOC 2
  • GDPR
  • HIPAA
UsersPipelinesWorkloadsVERIFY EVERY CALLCloud APIsDatabasesStorageLeast privilege · denied by default

4 capability areas · 14 services

What we deliver in DevSecOps & Security.

Connect delivery automation, application security, cloud identity and recovery so your team can see the risks and act on them.

PipelineCommitBuildSASTSCADeployRun logPolicy gatesTests passNo critical findingsApproved change
pull-request #214FindingsCritical0High1 → 0Medium3Secrets0PR checkReady to merge
Cloud accountsPosture scoreImprovingGuardrailsSegmentationEncryption
Service healthSLO targetError budget72% remainingAlertsp99 latency normalDisk 61%Runbook linked

Audit readiness covers controls and evidence. It is not a certification or legal advice.

Deliverables

What you receive.

We agree acceptance criteria, evidence and handover as part of the scope, before implementation begins.

  • An agreed security and delivery baseline with prioritized findings
  • Implemented controls, pipeline changes and reviewable evidence
  • Recovery objectives, escalation paths and restoration checks

In practice

A release should carry its evidence with it.

An example engineering team needs faster releases without losing control of application and cloud risk.

Step 1

Assess pipeline identity, dependencies and current release gates.

Step 2

Add scans, an SBOM and scoped approval rules to the delivery path.

Step 3

Rehearse rollback and restoration; connect the incident signals.

The useful result

A release path with visible checks, named decisions and operational evidence.

Getting started

Start with a delivery and risk review.

Helpful starting context

Pipeline design, application boundaries, authorized testing targets, current controls and recovery objectives.

Set the boundaries early

Readiness support is scoped controls and evidence work. It is not certification, legal advice or guaranteed compliance. Penetration testing requires an agreed authorization and scope.

Engagement models

Choose how we engage.

The practice defines the expertise. The engagement defines who owns what.

Consulting

Make a better technical decision.

Best when
You need clarity before you commit budget.
DotConn
Leads the assessment and recommendations.
You receive
Assessment, options, architecture decisions and a prioritized roadmap.
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Implementation

Deliver an agreed technical change.

Best when
The target is clear and needs building.
DotConn
Coordinates delivery and validates acceptance criteria.
You receive
A working system, tested configuration, documentation and handover.
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Managed service

Keep agreed work running.

Best when
You want a platform or IT area run for you.
DotConn
Owns recurring service activities and reporting.
You receive
Runbooks, service reports, review cadence and escalation records.
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Managed pod

One team around a delivery scope.

Best when
You have a backlog, not a headcount gap.
DotConn
Coordinates specialists and delivery reporting.
You receive
An agreed backlog, delivery ownership, working increments and knowledge transfer.
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Staff augmentation

Your direction. Extra specialist capacity.

Best when
Your team leads and needs more hands.
DotConn
Supplies vetted specialists and coordinates the engagement.
You receive
A defined role and capacity, onboarding plan and customer-directed contributions.
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