WEFT / Delivery infrastructure
Secure the systems that build and ship
your software.
Find and fix weaknesses across source control, CI/CD, signing, cloud, containers, secrets, and infrastructure as code without slowing every release.
One-time or ongoing · Only approved scope and access
WEFT Security / Delivery infrastructureRepresentative delivery view
Current scope
Review evidenceSecure the systems that build and ship
01Over-privileged build identityCI workflow · cloud accessReduce
02Unsigned release artifactRelease path · provenance gapFix planned
03Container base-image riskImmutable digest · supported fixUpdate
Tools and standards used where relevant
- GitHub
- CI/CD
- Prowler
- Trivy
- Checkov
- CycloneDX
What the engagement changes
Focused work. Clear ownership. Verified results.
See the path from commit to workload.
Repositories, pipelines, identities, artifacts, cloud resources, and deployment policy are reviewed as one delivery system.
Remove high-impact weak points.
Focus on privilege, secrets, provenance, unsafe automation, exposed assets, and unmaintained components.
Turn recommendations into safer releases.
Changes are prioritized, reviewed with owners, and verified against the original failure path.
Service coverage
Know exactly what can be in scope.
The final scope is based on your application, environment, access, deadline, and risk—not a generic checklist.
CI/CD security
Review build identities, runners, approvals, artifacts, release gates, and unsafe workflow behavior.
Source control
Assess repository permissions, branch protection, review rules, automation, and third-party application access.
Signing & provenance
Strengthen artifact identity, integrity, attestations, and release verification.
Cloud & IAM
Review scoped cloud posture, workload identity, exposed services, and excessive permissions.
Containers & images
Assess base images, packages, configuration, registries, deployment policy, and lifecycle risk.
Secrets & IaC
Find exposed credentials and insecure infrastructure definitions, then help remove the root cause.
Delivery-path review
Trace authority from source to production.
We review who and what can change code, run builds, access secrets, publish artifacts, and deploy workloads.
- ✓Human and machine identities
- ✓Branch, build, and deployment controls
- ✓Artifact integrity and release provenance
Delivery pathRepresentative
01Source changeReview and branch policyMapped
02Build identityPermissions and secretsReduced
03Release artifactDigest and provenanceVerified
Cloud and containers
Connect deployment findings to the team that can fix them.
Posture and image evidence is scoped to the workload, environment, owner, and remediation path rather than reduced to a generic score.
- ✓Least-privilege cloud review
- ✓Immutable image and package evidence
- ✓IaC and deployment-policy fixes
Deployment evidenceRepresentative
01Cloud scopeApproved project and identityCurrent
02Image digestDeployed artifactScanned
03IaC changeOwner-reviewedVerified
How the service works
From approved scope to verified decision.
Testing depth and access are matched to the environment. Findings move through review, remediation support, and comparable retesting.
Map the delivery path
Identify repositories, pipelines, identities, registries, cloud scope, and deployment targets.
Review controls and evidence
Test the paths that can alter source, builds, artifacts, configuration, or production access.
Prioritize root causes
Separate urgent exploit paths from hardening work and assign the right owner.
Implement and verify
Support changes to policy, identity, workflows, images, or IaC and confirm the result.
Infrastructure boundary
Access is explicit, scoped, and reversible.
We agree read and change permissions separately and use customer-controlled identities wherever practical.
Inspect trust practices- ✓Provider and pipeline access is limited to named scopes and tasks.
- ✓Long-lived credentials are avoided where workload or attached identity is available.
- ✓No production change is made without the agreed owner and approval path.
- ✓Compliance mappings are supporting technical evidence, not certification.
Complete application security
Bring in the other service areas when the scope needs them.
Do you cover more than cloud posture?
Yes. The service can cover source control, CI/CD, signing, secrets, IaC, container images, registries, cloud permissions, and deployment policy as one delivery path.
Will you make changes in production?
Only if that authority is explicitly included. Read-only assessment and customer-applied remediation are common defaults.
Can this be an ongoing service?
Yes. Ongoing work can include recurring evidence review, change support, release checks, and periodic verification.
Start with the application and outcome
Define a safe, useful scope.
Tell us what you build, what changed, what must be protected, and when you need the answer.