security-engineer

An OWASP Top 10 code security audit runs phase-driven analyses on web and backend services to identify injection flaws, auth gaps, and data exposure, outputting structured artifacts for remediation. It maps vulnerabilities and threat models to support secure deployment.

Threat modeling for enterprise backend services involves structured, phase-driven analyses to identify security risks and compliance gaps before deployment. It generates traceable threat maps and structured artifacts to guide risk-based remediation and secure system design.

To check supply-chain risks, an audit analyzes codebase dependencies to identify vulnerabilities and generates a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). This structured artifact maps your component inventory and data-security compliance gaps for risk-based remediation.

Automated threat modeling supports compliance mapping and data protection by assessing PII handling, encryption standards, and dependency risks across codebases. It enforces phase-driven security checks to produce structured artifacts for secure design and operation.

Security audits for backend services cover AI and LLM vulnerabilities alongside traditional OWASP Top 10 risks like injection and auth flaws. The analysis identifies data exposure and compliance gaps, outputting structured artifacts to guide remediation.

Automating pen testing and remediation planning involves running end-to-end security audits to identify vulnerabilities, map threats, and generate structured artifacts. It enforces phase-driven analyses to trace compliance gaps and prioritize risk-based fixes.