Bugs in code build up unnoticed. Your team often finds out only when a page crashes, a customer complains, or worse: when an access credential sits exposed in the code and nobody knows.
A panel of several reviewers reads your whole application. Every reported finding is checked a second time against the real code before it moves into a fix, so only real problems remain, not false alarms that cost time.
Every fix then gets checked again: did it break anything else in passing? That exact check once found a real access credential sitting exposed in a live application, before it became a problem.
What ports as-is
- The application is split into clearly bounded areas, checked at the same time
- Every first finding is checked against the real code before the fix plan
- Each fix has one clear owner, so changes to the same code never get in each other's way
- A check after every fix that asks only one thing: what did it break
- A backlog of open points, each with its evidence, closed only once the fix truly holds
What we build for you
- The shape of your application and your own coding conventions
- Which findings actually matter to you
