Access & environments
Agree on least-privilege access, MFA requirements, approved devices, and separation of development and production environments. Define who can approve access and when it expires.
Security & trust
Set the boundaries. Then build.
Security is a core engineering priority, from architecture to release. Our team includes security and performance engineers with more than 20 years of software development experience.
The practices below describe our engagement planning approach. Project-specific safeguards and obligations must be agreed in writing; this page does not assert a security certification.
People & locations
Identify approved engineers, subcontractors, and working locations. Establish client approval requirements before changing the team or expanding access.
Confidentiality & ownership
Document confidentiality, intellectual property, repository ownership, and handover obligations in the engagement agreements.
Data handling
Identify sensitive data before sharing it. Agree on permitted systems, retention, deletion, and any necessary processing arrangements. Prefer synthetic or minimized development data.
Delivery & review
Make automated testing, code review, dependency review, and release approvals part of a shared Definition of Done. Agree on security and performance checks appropriate to the application before delivery begins.
AI-assisted engineering
We use AI agents extensively during development. Agree on approved tools and data access before use, and keep engineering review and testing part of the delivery process.
Secure, scalable architecture
Evaluate security alongside performance and capacity when designing high-load systems. Define requirements early so protections and operational needs are part of the architecture.
Incidents & offboarding
Agree on reporting contacts and escalation responsibilities. Plan access revocation, credential rotation, and return or deletion of project materials when work ends.