Complete application security services
Application security,
handled.
WEFT finds and helps fix risk across code, web, APIs, mobile apps, CI/CD, cloud, containers, and runtime—working as the security specialist beside your team.
One-time or ongoing supportFor your software or your clients
What needs attention now
- OpenGrep
- Trivy
- Gitleaks
- Checkov
- ZAP
- Prowler
- Falco
- Coraza
A complete service, not another alert feed
Find the risk.
Help your team remove it.
WEFT combines assessment, technical context, practical remediation, and retesting so the work ends with a verified decision—not a report nobody owns.
Start with what matters
Agree the applications, environments, access, deadlines, and safety boundaries before testing begins.
Combine tools with judgment
Use code review, focused scanners, manual testing, architecture context, and realistic validation.
Work with developers
Turn findings into clear changes, ownership, and reviewable remediation instead of dropping a generic report.
Retest the change
Repeat comparable checks and retain evidence of what was fixed, what remains, and what needs monitoring.
One specialist across four surfaces
Follow risk across the path your software takes.
From source code to the controls protecting production, WEFT keeps evidence, ownership, remediation, and verification connected.
Find and fix flaws before they become release debt.
We review first-party code, dependencies, secrets, infrastructure definitions, licenses, malware signals, and runtime declarations—then work with developers on the fix.
- Secure code audit
- SAST & manual validation
- SCA & SBOM
- Secrets & IaC
- Remediation support
Remove risk from the systems that build and ship software.
We assess CI/CD, source control, signing, secrets, cloud, containers, images, and infrastructure as code so the delivery path is not the weak link.
- CI/CD & SCM
- Signing & secrets
- Cloud & containers
- IaC review
Test web, API, and mobile applications like an attacker.
We combine scoped penetration testing, code context, and tool-supported analysis to find technical and business-logic flaws and give developers practical remediation guidance.
- Web pentest
- API pentest
- Mobile pentest
- Code-assisted testing
Prevent, detect, and remove runtime threats.
We help harden containerized applications, gateway and WAF policy, rate limits, runtime detection, and telemetry while keeping enforcement in your environment.
- Container hardening
- WAF & gateway policy
- Runtime detection
- Response guidance
Useful findings, accountable follow-through
Less scanner noise.
More resolved risk.
We do not promise an impossible zero false-positive rate. We review evidence, explain priority, help developers fix the issue, and verify the change.
See all servicesWe work with the systems you already use
Security should fit the way software is delivered.
WEFT works with source, CI, tickets, notifications, cloud assets, container tooling, and approved local workflows. Access stays scoped to the engagement.
See how delivery worksRelevant across different software environments
For people responsible for software security—their own or a client's.
Security for the software your business depends on.
B2B software, fintech, healthtech, and legaltech teams get focused help across the application lifecycle without assembling a separate security function.
Build and operate securely →Protect software that reaches into the physical world.
IoT, OT, and embedded-software manufacturers get code, delivery, application, container, and runtime coverage matched to the product boundary.
Reduce product risk →Add AppSec depth without pretending it is in-house.
Software agencies, vCISOs, MSPs, compliance consultants, and pentesters can bring WEFT in as a transparent specialist for client delivery.
Extend your capability →Choose the help you need
One application, ongoing coverage, or client delivery.
No public package can replace a safe scope. Start with the application, environment, deadline, and outcome you need.
Discuss the right engagementTrust is part of the engagement
Authorized scope, bounded access, inspectable evidence.
Security work should make your risk clearer without creating a new one. Scope, access, handling, action boundaries, and evidence are agreed around the work.
Explore trust practicesQuestions, answered
Know what help you are getting.
Have a specific application or partner need?
Email JawadWhat does WEFT Security handle?
WEFT handles web, API, and mobile penetration testing; code audits; SAST and dependency findings; CI/CD, SCM, signing, secrets, cloud, containers, and IaC; plus runtime and container hardening, prevention, and detection.
Can we use WEFT for one assessment?
Yes. A one-time engagement can cover one application, release, codebase, pipeline, cloud environment, or clearly defined security concern. Scope and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
Can WEFT work as our ongoing AppSec function?
Yes. Ongoing work can combine recurring assessment, finding triage, remediation support, rescans, release checks, delivery-infrastructure review, and runtime guidance around the applications you approve.
Do you work with software agencies and consultants?
Yes. WEFT can support external client delivery as a transparent specialist partner. The agency or adviser keeps the client relationship while responsibilities, communication, evidence, and handoff remain explicit.
Will every automated finding be treated as a vulnerability?
No. Tools support the work, but evidence and context matter. Findings are reviewed, uncertainty stays visible, and remediation is prioritized around realistic impact rather than scanner volume alone.
What do you need to begin?
Start with the application or portfolio, the environments involved, the business reason for the work, any deadline, and what access can be approved. WEFT will narrow that into a safe scope and clear deliverables.
You are responsible for software security
You do not have to handle it alone.
Bring the application, the client commitment, or the security problem. WEFT will help define a safe scope and do the work with your team.