Threat-led security
CLEARANCE: PUBLIC
Find the flaw before it finds production
Vaultic tests your applications the way a determined adversary would — under contract, in scope, and documented to the line of code. You get a fix list your engineers can start on the same afternoon, not a PDF that gathers dust.
Doctrine
Standing orders
The mechanics are non-negotiable; only the scope is.
Authorization
No traffic moves before the scope is agreed and the authorization letter is signed.
Findings
Every issue ships with reproduction steps and a working proof of concept — nothing you can't verify yourself.
Reporting
An executive summary in plain English, and a technical half written for the engineer who has to fix it.
Retest
Resolved findings are verified and the report reissued — the copy you hand to customers and auditors.
Disclosure
Anything discovered in third-party dependencies along the way is disclosed responsibly, on the record.
Scope of work
Engagements
Fixed scope, fixed price, senior staff only.
Penetration Testing
A time-boxed, authorized assessment of your web apps and APIs, run against staging or production under an agreed scope. Every finding ships with a proof of concept, severity rating, and a suggested fix.
Secure Code Review
Senior engineers read your source the way attackers read your binaries — authentication flows, input handling, secrets, dependencies. Findings arrive as annotated pull-request comments your team can act on directly.
Continuous Monitoring
Your external attack surface, watched month over month: new subdomains, expiring certificates, leaked credentials, drifting configurations. A short human-written brief lands in your inbox — noise filtered out.
Incident Response Readiness
A tabletop exercise built from your real architecture, then a runbook your on-call team can execute at 3 a.m. — who to page, what to preserve, what to say. Practiced twice, so the first real incident isn't the first rehearsal.
Compliance Mapping
Assessment findings mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS controls, with the evidence package your auditor actually asks for. One engagement, two deliverables: fixes for engineering, artifacts for the audit.
Sequence
Engagement protocol
Scope & authorize
A scoping call maps the targets; what's in bounds, what's out, and the testing window go into a signed letter.
Test
Senior engineers work the agreed scope like an adversary on a deadline — logged, time-boxed, and reversible.
Report
Findings land ranked by severity with reproduction steps and suggested fixes your team can start the same day.
Retest
Once fixes ship, each one is verified and the report reissued — closing the loop instead of the folder.
From the debriefs
“Their report reproduced every finding in our own staging environment with a one-line curl command. We closed the criticals in four days and the retest confirmed all of them — no back-and-forth, no ambiguity.”
“Vaultic found an authorization gap two previous vendors had walked straight past. The proof of concept was so clear our junior engineer fixed it the same afternoon.”
“The tabletop exercise felt uncomfortably real. Six weeks later we had an actual incident, followed the runbook, and were back to normal before our customers noticed. Worth every dollar twice over.”
FAQ
Before you scope
Methodology, retests, NDAs, and what the report actually contains.
How does scoping work?
Every engagement starts with a free 45-minute scoping call: we map your applications, agree on what's in and out of bounds, and set the testing window in writing. You get a fixed price and a signed authorization letter before anyone touches a keyboard.
What methodology do you follow, and what does the report look like?
We test against OWASP ASVS and the OWASP Top 10 as a floor, then go deeper based on your stack. The report has two halves: an executive summary in plain English, and a technical section where every finding includes reproduction steps, a proof of concept, severity, and a suggested remediation.
Do you retest after we fix the findings?
Yes, and it's included. Once your team marks findings as resolved, we verify every fix within the following two weeks and issue an updated report — the one you can hand to customers and auditors with a clear conscience.
Can findings be mapped to our compliance framework?
Yes. We map findings to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS controls on request, and our Compliance Mapping engagement produces the full evidence package. Your auditor gets artifacts; your engineers get a fix list — nobody translates spreadsheets by hand.
Will you sign our NDA and security requirements?
Always. We sign mutual NDAs before scoping, work only under written authorization against systems you own, and can operate inside your VPN, your VDI, or your hardware if policy requires it. Report data is encrypted at rest and deleted on your schedule.
Initiate scoping
Get an adversary on retainer — the friendly kind
Book a scoping call and walk away with a written test plan, a fixed price, and a start date. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you who is.
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