We treat security as part of the product: assessment, information protection, SOC, cryptography and secure delivery — from current state to verified remediation.
We work with companies in Belarus and remotely with project teams across Europe and the CIS.
Scope
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SAST / DAST / pentest
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SOC
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PKI / STB 34.101
What we do
Three disciplines inside one security environment
We connect architecture, daily operation and technical assessment so the work does not end with a report.
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Information protection and cryptography
We design a secure system, data and access environment around the requirements of the project.
Security architecture and information protection systems.
PKI, electronic signatures, encryption, key and certificate management.
STB 34.101 requirements, documentation and assessment preparation where applicable.
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SOC, monitoring and response
We bring signals from infrastructure, applications and security tools together so the team can see incidents and understand priority.
Log collection and correlation across syslog, EDR, netflow and other sources.
Alerts, triage, response playbooks and incident review.
Operational dashboards and the foundation for a SOC workflow.
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Audit, penetration testing and code review
We find vulnerabilities, manually verify significant findings and help the team make risk-based decisions.
SAST, DAST, manual review, penetration testing and scoped OSINT.
An exploitation vector and CVSS score for every validated finding.
A remediation plan, status control and follow-up verification.
How an assessment works
From the agreed scope to verified remediation
We define cadence and depth before work starts, then turn findings into a practical decision and remediation plan.
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scope and cadence
Define the boundaries of the assessment
We agree on systems, environments, permitted methods and cadence: one-off, before releases or on a schedule.
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assessment
Combine automation with manual verification
We use static and dynamic analysis, then review logic, configuration and the real exploitability of findings.
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report
Explain the risk, not only the defect
Every validated vulnerability includes CVSS, attack vector, impact, evidence and a practical remediation recommendation.
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decision
Set priorities and verify the fixes
Together we decide what to fix now, plan or accept as risk. After remediation, we repeat a targeted verification.
Operational environments
Managed protection, not a one-off assessment
Each environment can be introduced independently or combined into one operating model.
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Security event monitoring
Log collection and correlation, alerts, operational dashboards and event triage as the foundation of a SOC workflow.
syslog · EDR · netflow → triage02
Cryptographic environment
Electronic signatures, encryption, PKI and key and certificate management designed around system requirements.
signatures · TLS · tokens · HSM03
Vulnerability management
Asset inventory, recurring assessment, CVSS-based prioritisation and remediation tracking until the risk is closed.
assets · CVE · CVSS · retest
Deliverables
Documents the team can continue to use
We adapt the format to the audience: a technical report, an owner-facing register and a concise management summary.
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Vulnerability report
CVSS, attack vector, evidence and remediation recommendations.
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Asset and risk register
Owners, priorities, statuses and remediation deadlines.
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Target security architecture
A practical design for boundaries, access, logging and protection controls.
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Decision protocol
What to fix, plan or accept as risk, and how each decision will be verified.
Security questions
What to agree before the work starts
What is included in a security assessment?
The scope depends on the environment. A typical engagement combines architecture and access review, SAST and DAST, manual verification of findings and assessment of realistic exploitation paths.
How often should an assessment be performed?
Cadence depends on risk and release frequency: once before launch, before significant releases or on a recurring schedule. We agree on the scope and cadence before work starts.
What will the report contain?
Every validated vulnerability includes CVSS, attack vector, impact, evidence and a remediation recommendation, followed by a prioritised action plan.
Can the work stay inside our environment?
Yes. We can work in an agreed environment with least-privilege access and without moving data to external services when the project requires it.
How do you handle licensing and sector requirements?
We identify the requirements that apply to the specific system before starting. Work that requires a special licence is performed only with the necessary authorisation or a qualified licensed partner.
Can security be integrated into software delivery?
Yes. We add code and dependency checks to CI/CD, review architecture and access controls, and perform a targeted verification before release. The depth of control follows the risk and release cadence.
First step
Show us the environment — we will propose a realistic assessment or implementation format
In the first meeting, we define systems, constraints, the goal and the evidence your team should receive at the end.