Readiness assessment
A gap or readiness assessment before a SOC 2 or a customer's security review. I go through where you stand and find the gaps, with a plan to close them, so the review isn't a surprise.
Your pentest came back, and it's holding up the deal.
Thirty-odd findings, several marked high, and a customer who won't sign until they're fixed. Your engineers build your product. Untangling a security report is a different job, and it keeps losing to the roadmap. Send it to me. I sort out what has to be fixed, in what order, and work with your team until it's closed before the retest.
Most security help stops at a report. I stay until the findings are closed.
A scanner lists what's wrong. Turning that into a plan your team can understand and act on takes a person who works in your code and knows what it's like to be on an app dev team.
Take it off your plate
Questionnaire support
A customer or an insurer sends a security questionnaire that eats your week. Send it to me and stop dreading it.
Make the report make sense
Findings translation
Your pentest becomes a ranked, plain-language fix plan your engineers can start Monday, matched to how your code actually works and scoped to the report in front of us.
Get it closed
Paired remediation
I work the fixes alongside your engineers until every finding is closed before the retest, as a day rate or a set block for a defined scope.
Other ways in.
Cloud and AI review
A review of your cloud setup and the AWS AI services most scans miss, as a ranked fix list your team can act on.
Clear the findings. Get back to building.
Send me the report, or tell me what's forcing it and when it lands. I'll take the findings off your plate.
Or reach me at webs@studiowlabs.com.