Product security, from where you stand
to where you need to be.
One program, three steps. Start with an assessment, close the gaps it finds, and keep your product secure as it grows. Enter wherever you are: a complete beginner or a team that already knows exactly what it needs.
Ground Truth: the product security assessment
The cheapest problem to fix is the one you can see clearly. Ground Truth gives you a complete, evidence-based picture of your product security in two weeks, then hands you a prioritized roadmap your team can act on.
It covers all eight areas of a working product security program, including the security of your AI features, and it is written for leadership to act on, not just engineers to read.
Fixed scope. Fixed fee. The natural first step for every engagement.
Book a Ground Truth assessmentWhat's included
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Scoping: we agree the boundaries and the right people in a short kickoff.
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Evidence and interview review across architecture, code, pipeline, dependencies, and response.
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A maturity baseline in plain language, across all eight areas.
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A prioritized roadmap that sequences the highest-impact fixes first.
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An executive walkthrough of the findings and the plan.
Close the gaps the assessment found
Once you know the gaps, we close them. Take the whole roadmap or a single capability.
Threat modeling and secure design
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Architecture threat modeling: trust boundaries, data flows, and attack surface mapped before risky code ships.
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Prioritised, plain-language findings tied to real design decisions, not a generic checklist.
Secure code review
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Auth, access control, crypto, and input handling reviewed by engineers who have written the same code.
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Dependency and secrets review: vulnerable packages, leaked keys, and risky defaults flagged before production.
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Fix-ready guidance: every issue paired with a concrete remediation your team can action next sprint.
Penetration testing
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Web application testing: auth flaws, broken access control, injection, and session issues, end to end.
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API testing: REST and GraphQL authorization gaps, data leakage, injection, and business logic abuse.
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Mobile testing: insecure storage, weak authentication, and transport weaknesses.
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Clear, reproducible reports and a free remediation retest to confirm every fix.
Pipeline and secure SDLC hardening
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SAST, DAST, dependency, and secrets scanning wired into your existing CI/CD, no rebuild required.
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Gates tuned so they catch real risk without drowning your developers in noise.
AI and LLM security review
The capability most shops do not offer. We review your AI and LLM features against emerging standards and the EU AI Act, covering prompt injection, agent and tool-use risk, and data exposure. See our approach to AI security.
Keep it secure as your product changes
Security is not a one-time fix. We keep it healthy as your product changes.
Managed DevSecOps
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Setup and integration into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or your existing CI/CD.
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Fully managed: we run the tooling, keep it current, and re-tune the gates as your stack evolves.
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Findings triage: we filter the noise and hand your team only what is worth fixing.
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Secrets and config scanning before anything merges.
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Developer training so your engineers can own security with confidence.
Fractional product security
A retained product security function for teams that do not have one. Recurring design reviews, threat models on high-risk changes, remediation guidance, and security reporting your leadership can take to the board or to customers.
Ongoing AI security review
As your AI features evolve, so does their risk. We keep reviewing them against current standards so new capability does not quietly open new exposure.
Recurring reassessment
A periodic re-run of Ground Truth, with repeat penetration testing where your risk or compliance cycle calls for it, so you can prove your maturity is improving, not drifting.
How an engagement works
Four stages, one point of contact, no surprises on scope or cost.
Scope
A short call about your stack, your risks, and your timeline. You get a fixed scope and a clear quote, no obligation.
Work
Hands-on assessment or testing against an agreed standard, with a direct line for anything urgent we find along the way.
Report
A plain-language report with real severity, proof, and fix-ready guidance, plus a walkthrough with your team.
Support
Free remediation retest on testing work, and a clear path into the next step of your roadmap.
Common questions about product security
What is product security?
Product security is the function that owns a software product’s security across its entire lifecycle, from the first design decision through every release after. It includes threat modeling, secure code review, penetration testing, pipeline security, and vulnerability management, not just a once-a-year pentest.
Who is InfoSeq for?
InfoSeq works with startups and software teams that ship production software but do not have an in-house security function. Clients are typically engineering-led companies that need security built into how they build, not bolted on before a launch.
What does a product security assessment cost?
InfoSeq’s entry point is the Ground Truth assessment: a fixed-scope, fixed-fee, two-week engagement that shows where a product’s security stands and hands back a prioritized roadmap. Pricing for ongoing Build and Sustain work depends on scope and is quoted after the assessment.
Does InfoSeq help with SOC 2, ISO 27001, or POPIA readiness?
Yes. InfoSeq assesses where a product and its supporting Microsoft 365 and Entra ID environment stand against the controls these frameworks expect, and helps close the gaps that block enterprise deals and certification.
Does InfoSeq test AI and LLM features?
Yes. InfoSeq assesses AI and LLM components against prompt injection, model and training-data leakage, agent and tool-use risk, OWASP LLM and agentic guidance, and EU AI Act obligations.
What does an InfoSeq engagement include?
Every engagement is OWASP-aligned, covered by an NDA, includes hands-on testing rather than scanner output, and comes with a free remediation retest. Findings are written in plain language an engineering team can act on directly.
Where does InfoSeq operate?
InfoSeq services clients in Australia, Canada, and South Africa.
Most teams start with a Ground Truth assessment
Send a short note about what you are building and we will recommend the right first step within one business day.
Also from InfoSeq
Microsoft 365 and Entra ID security
Separate from our product security work, we assess and secure Microsoft 365 and Entra ID environments for teams with compliance obligations.