Application and API Security
APIs expose business logic directly, and flaws such as broken object level authorisation let attackers read other customers' data. Automated scanners rarely find these issues on their own.
Software, SaaS, streaming and digital media businesses build products customers trust with their own data. One exposed API or misconfigured bucket can undo years of hard won reputation.
Technology companies move quickly, deploy often and depend on cloud platforms, open source code and third party services. Each of those choices speeds up delivery, and each adds attack surface that needs to be understood.
We help technology and media businesses test applications and APIs, secure cloud environments and development pipelines, protect content and intellectual property, and answer customer security reviews with confidence.
APIs expose business logic directly, and flaws such as broken object level authorisation let attackers read other customers' data. Automated scanners rarely find these issues on their own.
Misconfigured storage, over permissive identities and forgotten test environments are among the most common causes of cloud data exposure. They change every time you deploy.
Enterprise buyers send long security questionnaires and ask for certifications before they sign. Slow or weak answers can stall deals for months.
Compromised dependencies, leaked secrets in repositories and poisoned build pipelines let attackers reach every customer at once.
Source code, unreleased content and streaming rights are valuable targets. Leaks and piracy hit revenue as well as trust.
The obligations that shape security in technology, media & saas, and how we help you meet them with evidence rather than paperwork.
Software and connected products sold in the EU must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents from 11 September 2026, with secure by design requirements applying from December 2027.
Official guidanceThe international standard for an information security management system, and the certification enterprise customers most often ask SaaS providers to hold.
Official guidanceAn independent attestation against the AICPA trust services criteria, widely requested by customers in North America and by global enterprises.
Official guidanceAs a processor of customer data you must apply appropriate security, support your customers' obligations and notify them of breaches without undue delay.
Official guidanceHow a typical attack on technology, media & saas unfolds, step by step. Press play to watch it run.
A researcher, or an attacker, notices that changing an account ID in an API request returns another customer's records.
A simple script walks through account IDs and quietly collects data from thousands of tenants.
The data appears for sale, and enterprise customers start asking difficult questions.
Manual API penetration testing finds the authorisation flaw before release, and API protection flags the unusual pattern of requests in production.
Testing business logic by hand, monitoring APIs in production and building security into the pipeline stops a single flaw becoming a headline.
Illustrative example, not a real incident.

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At least once a year and after significant changes, with lighter checks built into your release process so issues are caught between full tests.
Yes. Software with digital elements placed on the EU market is in scope, with some exclusions, so most commercial software vendors selling into the EU should assess it now.
Yes. We help you build the evidence, from test reports to policies and certifications, that lets you answer quickly and accurately.
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