Web and app security
We secure web apps, APIs, and infrastructure, and we build everything security-grade by default. Our security lead is an active bug-bounty researcher with public disclosures to XRP / Ripple and TripAdvisor, and Fortune-500 pentest experience (ex-Kroll, ex-PwC). The same discipline ships in every project we build.
AI has made shipping software faster and less safe. The same speed that ships features ships vulnerabilities: insecure defaults, leaked secrets, missing access checks. If you are building with AI, you need someone who can break it before an attacker does. That is the rarest thing an automation or dev shop can offer, and it is built into ours. What you get is not a scanner report. Automated tooling finds the things automated tooling finds, and an attacker is not a scanner. The findings that matter are the ones that come from reasoning about how your specific application works: which user can reach which record, what happens at the boundary between two systems that each assume the other checked. You get those in plain English, ordered by what an attacker would actually do first, with the fix rather than a CVSS score.
What this covers
- Web and API penetration testing
- Security audits and hardening
- Infrastructure and cloud security review
- Secure-by-default builds on every project
- Secrets, access, and data-isolation design
- Incident response and advisory
Questions
- When does my startup need a penetration test?
- Before you handle real customer data at scale, before security-conscious or enterprise customers ask, and after any major build. If you are unsure, a short attack-surface read on the call will tell you.
- Is AI-generated code safe?
- Not on its own. AI writes vulnerabilities as fluently as it writes features: insecure defaults, leaked secrets, missing authorization. It is a fast junior that needs a senior reviewing it. We do that as standard.
- What makes a build "security-grade"?
- HSTS, a strict Content-Security-Policy, hardened headers, rate-limited and bot-protected forms, careful secret and access handling, and the same review an attacker would run. Standard at AMB, rare elsewhere.
- Can you audit something you did not build?
- Yes. We run audits and pentests on existing apps, APIs, and infrastructure, and hand you a prioritised, plain-English report with fixes.
Selected work
The credential here is public rather than a case study. Our security lead, Arnav Amar, holds acknowledged disclosures with XRP / Ripple and TripAdvisor, and ran Fortune-500 engagements at Kroll and PwC before this. The second proof is the site you are reading: a nonce-based Content-Security-Policy, HSTS with preload, hardened headers, and rate-limited and bot-protected forms, none of which was sold to us as an add-on.
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