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Baseline
Threat-model your pipeline and map current gaps against a target control set — the plan is agreed before changes.
DevSecOps · Supply chain
DevSecOps & Supply-Chain Security Services
We wire security into the pipeline itself, not bolt it on afterwards. Every image is scanned, signed and attested before it can reach a cluster — and admission control refuses anything that is not. "Trust us" becomes evidence you can audit.
What you get
A pipeline that blocks bad artifacts
SAST, SCA, secret and IaC scanning on every pull request — vulnerable or unsigned images physically cannot deploy.
Signed & attested builds
Keyless Cosign signing plus SLSA build provenance, so every artifact traces back to the exact commit and pipeline that produced it.
Policy as code
Kyverno / OPA admission control enforces signing, resource limits and no :latest at the cluster door — automatically.
Audit-ready evidence
SBOMs, scan reports and provenance archived, mapped to ISO 27001 / SOC 2 control families.
How we deliver it
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Shift left
Add SAST/SCA/secret/IaC scanning to CI as required gates, tuned to keep signal high and noise low.
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Sign & attest
Keyless Cosign signing and SLSA provenance on every build; SBOMs generated and stored.
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Enforce
Kyverno admission policies reject unsigned or non-compliant workloads — the gate that makes the rest matter.
Tools we use
TrivyCosignSigstoreKyvernoOPASLSAGitHub ActionsGitLab CI
Frequently asked
What is DevSecOps in practice?
It means security controls live in the pipeline as code: scanning, signing and policy enforcement run automatically on every change, so insecure artifacts are stopped before deploy rather than found in production.
Do you help with SOC 2 / ISO 27001 evidence?
Yes. The scans, benchmarks and provenance we add generate continuous, timestamped evidence that maps to common control families, turning audits into a report you run.
Can you add this to an existing CI/CD setup?
Yes — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins. We integrate the gates into your current pipelines rather than replacing them.
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