Enterprise features, delivered
SSO and SAML, SCIM provisioning, audit logs, customer-managed keys, end-to-end encryption — the checklist items that gate enterprise contracts, shipped in your codebase.
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Product Security
The security features your enterprise buyers ask for — shipped by us, in your codebase.
SSO, audit logs, customer-managed keys, end-to-end encryption — we embed with your engineers and ship the product-layer security that unblocks enterprise deals, then close the fraud and abuse gaps that cost you after launch.
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What is product security?
Product security is security built into the product itself — the features customers see (SSO/SAML, OAuth and Okta integration, RBAC, audit logs, customer-managed keys, end-to-end encryption) and the invisible work that stops fraud, abuse, and account takeover. It's distinct from compliance: compliance is what your buyer's procurement team checks, product security is what their engineers evaluate in the demo.
What you get
Fraud and abuse, contained
We detect fraud, block abuse, and close the attack gaps before they cost you — rate limits, account-takeover defense, and abuse economics designed for your product.
Embedded, right-sized team
In-house hires take months to recruit and onboard; large firms bring rigid playbooks. We embed directly with your team, sized to the actual gap.
Security in the design room
Threat models and design reviews on the features you're about to build — so security lands at design time, when it's cheap, not at pentest time, when it isn't.
How it works
- 1
Prioritize
Free roadmap review, then ~1 week.Which security feature is actually blocking revenue? We review your buyer asks and your architecture, then hand you a sequenced roadmap with effort and price.
- 2
Ship
Sprint by sprint.Our engineers work in your repo, your PRs, your review process. Features land with docs and tests, and your team learns the patterns as we go.
- 3
Prove
Deal-ready handoff.Buyer-facing documentation, demo scripts, and security-review answers for every feature shipped — so sales can use what engineering built.
Product Security questions, answered
Which security features do enterprise buyers require first?
SSO/SAML is the most common hard gate, followed by audit logs, RBAC, and SCIM provisioning. Customer-managed keys and end-to-end encryption come up fast in security-sensitive and regulated segments. The right order is whatever your live deals say it is — that's the point of the roadmap review.
Do you actually write code in our repository?
Yes. We embed directly with your team — your repo, your CI, your code review. That's why we move faster than firms that hand you a spec and wish you luck.
How is this different from a pentest?
A pentest finds what's broken; product security builds what's missing. They compound: we design and ship the features, then our offensive team attacks them. Most clients run both.
Can you handle features like customer-managed keys or E2EE?
Yes — encryption-heavy features are core work for us: customer-managed keys, end-to-end encryption, and the key-management architecture underneath them, built to survive both your buyer's security review and our own red team.
What does it cost?
We bill in 15-minute increments with an optional monthly cap — a right-sized fraction of a senior security hire, without the months of recruiting.
The deal is waiting on a feature. The feature is waiting on a team. We're the team.
Ship what the buyer requires
Send your company email and we'll come back with your roadmap.