Put the checks where code ships
We add useful security gates to CI/CD, tune out the noise, and make sure someone owns what fails.
DevSecOps services →- SAST, DAST & SCA
- Secrets management
- Infrastructure as code
- Container security
Cloud security & DevSecOps
Your engineers should be building product—not chasing scanner alerts or pulling screenshots for an audit. Gritt works alongside them to fix cloud risk and make secure delivery part of the everyday workflow.
Gritt Lens
Scheduled sessions are $150. Priority engineering is $250 per hour, with an engineer assigned within one hour.
View Gritt Lens →01 / The problem
The backlog starts quietly: an over-permissioned AWS role, a vulnerability report nobody owns, evidence due for an audit next month. We take that work off the pile and fix it with your engineers—not around them.
02 / What we do
We don’t stop at a report. We make the changes, document what matters, and stay close enough to keep things working when the architecture changes.
We add useful security gates to CI/CD, tune out the noise, and make sure someone owns what fails.
DevSecOps services →We review identities, networks, clusters, logs, and secrets—then work through the risky parts in a sensible order.
Cloud security assessments →We map the controls, automate the evidence we can, and help your team answer the questions that still need a human.
SOC 2 readiness →We look at how data reaches the model, who can access it, what gets logged, and where an AI feature can be abused.
See all services →03 / Selected work
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Human Archive
Raseed Invest
Inflection.io
Kiwi
04 / How it works
Every engagement is different, but the working style is simple: get close to the system, fix the important things first, and explain the trade-offs as we go.
We talk to the people who built the system, review the setup, and agree on what needs attention now versus later.
We make changes in the repo and the cloud alongside your team. You can see the work, review it, and understand why it is there.
Security drifts as systems change. We keep an eye on it, tune the noisy parts, and help when something new lands.
A useful test
Good security should feel boring on a normal Tuesday.
05 / Let’s work
Maybe an audit is coming up. Maybe the cloud setup has outgrown its early decisions. Send us the context—you’ll hear back from an engineer, not a sales queue.
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