SaaS & software companies
Pass enterprise security reviews without slowing delivery — SOC 2, ISO 27001 and a security story your buyers trust.
For a SaaS business, security is a sales gate. Enterprise buyers run security reviews, ask for SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and send long questionnaires before they sign. The work is to satisfy that scrutiny without turning engineering into a compliance team.
That means controls that fit a modern CI/CD workflow, evidence that is collected automatically where possible, and someone who can speak to buyers and auditors on your behalf.
What tends to drive this
- Enterprise procurement requires SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001
- Security questionnaires are slowing or blocking deals
- Multi-tenant architecture and customer data raise the bar for access control and isolation
- Investors and boards want a security roadmap
How we help
Compliance that fits your stack
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 programmes designed around your existing tooling and release process, not a generic checklist.
Assurance for buyers
Support responding to customer security reviews and questionnaires, plus a shareable penetration test summary.
Cloud and application security
Cloud configuration hardening and application / API penetration testing on the cadence your customers expect.
Relevant services
SOC 2
Get ready for a SOC 2 Type I or Type II examination: scope the Trust Services Criteria, close gaps, and support the audit.
ISO 27001
Design and implement an ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System and prepare for certification audit.
Cloud security
Review and harden AWS, Azure and Google Cloud environments against a recognised benchmark, and design guardrails that keep them that way.
VAPT
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing for web and mobile apps, APIs, cloud and internal networks, with a report you can share with customers.
Common questions
Security & compliance for saas & software companies
A 30-minute call with a security architect to map where you are against the framework you need and agree the next step. No obligation, no sales sequence.