Cyber Security

Security Begins in Architecture, Not After Deployment

Bridge engineering and security with threat modeling, secure code review, SAST, DAST, API security, dependency scanning, and authentication testing.

Control Boundary

Where exposure becomes enforceable

Identify security design weaknesses before they become production exposure in applications and APIs.

Design review
Code review
Runtime testing

Security Surface

Controls that must exist before scale

Identify security design weaknesses before they become production exposure in applications and APIs.

Security Surface Controls that must exist before scale
  1. 01 Threat modeling Trust boundaries and data flow
  2. 02 Secure code review Implementation and dependency analysis
  3. 03 SAST DAST, auth, API behavior
  4. 04 DAST Fix guidance and retesting
  5. 05 API security Trust boundaries and data flow
  6. 06 Dependency scanning Implementation and dependency analysis

Control Matrix

How security evidence constrains architecture

How security evidence constrains architecture
Architecture ElementWhat HRHK EvaluatesPublication Value
Design reviewTrust boundaries and data flowFinds architectural weaknesses
Code reviewImplementation and dependency analysisFinds defects and risky patterns
Runtime testingDAST, auth, API behaviorValidates exploitable behavior
RemediationFix guidance and retestingCloses verified findings

Review an Application's Security Architecture

Start with the exposed asset, identity path, compliance pressure, or incident concern. HRHK can define the controls, evidence, and operating boundaries required before expansion.