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Corexel

Security woven into architecture — not bolted on before launch.

Cybersecurity Engineering

Threat modeling, secure SDLC, penetration test remediation, and compliance-aligned controls.

Engagement snapshot

Security embedded in delivery — not a terminal audit.

Identity, secrets, and dependency policies are enforced in pipelines with evidence your compliance team can reuse.

Threat-modeled

Design reviews per major surface

Capability plane

Security woven into architecture — not bolted on before launch.

Scoped with explicit boundaries, operational readiness, and engineering ownership through handoff.

Overview

What we deliver

Security engineering includes identity architecture, secrets rotation, vulnerability management, and secure coding standards enforced in CI. We align controls to frameworks you must satisfy (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI) without checkbox theater.

Deliverables

  • Threat model and risk register
  • Secure coding guidelines and SAST/DAST in CI
  • IAM and secrets management design
  • Remediation plan from assessments

Process

How we run the engagement

  1. 01

    Risk framing

    Critical paths, compliance requirements, and release cadence mapped to test and security priorities.

  2. 02

    Control design

    Test automation strategy, security controls, and quality gates integrated into CI/CD pipelines.

  3. 03

    Execute & measure

    Coverage targets, penetration findings, and flake remediation tracked with engineering leadership.

  4. 04

    Sustain

    Regression suites, policy-as-code, and review rituals embedded in team workflows.

Stack

Technologies we use

OWASPVaultWAFSnykOktaAzure AD

Fit

Typical use cases

  • Pre-launch security review
  • Compliance program build-out
  • Post-incident hardening

Outcomes

What changes for your team

  • Reduced critical findings over time
  • Traceable control ownership
  • Faster audit evidence collection

Engage

Start a cybersecurity engineering engagement.

Tell us about your environment, constraints, and timeline. Engineering leadership responds with scope and next steps.