Cybersecurity
In a world of evolving cyber threats, we help you build resilient defenses. Our security team provides end-to-end protection — from proactive vulnerability assessment to incident response and compliance readiness.
What We Deliver
- Comprehensive security audits and vulnerability assessments
- Penetration testing across applications and infrastructure
- Compliance frameworks for GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more
- Incident response planning and rapid remediation
Our Approach
- Threat landscape analysis specific to your industry
- Zero-trust architecture design and implementation
- Continuous security monitoring and alerting
- Employee security awareness training
Capabilities
- Application security testing (SAST/DAST)
- Network and cloud infrastructure hardening
- Identity and access management
- Security operations center (SOC) setup
Security work done by people who build software
Our security practice grew out of our engineering practice. We spend our days writing web applications, APIs, and cloud infrastructure, and that shapes how we test them: less checklist theater, more of the attack paths a motivated person with a debugger would actually try. Assessments begin with a scoping call, then move through automated scanning, manual testing, and a review of your cloud configuration and access controls.
Findings arrive as a report your engineers can act on. Each issue includes how we found it, proof it is real, the recommended fix, and an effort estimate, ranked so the five things worth doing this week stand apart from the long tail. We stay available while your team remediates, and we retest fixed items at no extra charge, because a report that gathers dust protects nobody.
How much does a penetration test cost?
For a typical web application, expect $5,000 to $25,000 depending on scope. A focused test on a single application with a handful of user roles sits at the lower end, while a platform with many services, mobile apps, and third-party integrations pushes higher. We quote a fixed price after a scoping call, so a pentest never becomes an open-ended invoice. Compliance-driven audit work is priced by framework and company size.
Cheaper options exist, and it is worth understanding what they are. Automated scans dressed up as pentests cost a fraction of the price and find a fraction of the issues, mostly the ones your framework already prevents. Manual testing is where the expensive findings live: logic flaws, broken access control between tenants, and chains of small issues that combine into one large one. That is where we spend our hours.
Ways to engage the security team
One-off assessments and penetration tests are fixed-price and scoped in writing. Companies heading into GDPR, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 readiness usually take a compliance package: a gap assessment, a prioritized remediation plan, and hands-on help implementing controls. Teams that ship continuously often prefer a retainer, with scheduled testing of new features and a standing channel to ask about a design before it is built, which is the cheapest possible time to fix it.
We are equally clear about what we are not. We are not a 24/7 managed SOC, and enterprises that need round-the-clock monitoring should buy it from a dedicated provider; we will help you evaluate them. Our strength is application and cloud security for the kinds of systems we build ourselves. Chargly, our EV charging platform, handles real payments, so hardening production systems is routine work here rather than an abstraction.
Where we focus our tooling and testing
Application testing combines SAST and DAST tooling with the manual work that tools miss, across stacks we know from the inside: Node.js, Rails, Laravel, React, and React Native. Cloud reviews cover AWS and DigitalOcean, checking IAM, network boundaries, secrets handling, and the Docker configurations everything ships in. Smart-contract review for EVM and Solidity projects is also available, a niche we picked up building blockchain systems of our own.
On the defensive side we implement the unglamorous controls that stop most incidents: multi-factor authentication everywhere, least-privilege access, dependency scanning in CI, and encrypted backups that someone has actually tested restoring. Zero-trust architecture gets designed where the organization is ready for it. We prefer ten boring controls implemented well over one impressive dashboard, because attackers exploit gaps, and gaps hide in the unglamorous parts.
Why Choose Kodenique for Cybersecurity
We write software daily, so pentest findings come with working fixes and effort estimates, not just severity scores.
Chargly, our EV charging platform, processes real payments; securing our own production systems keeps our advice practical.
Fixed-price scoping for every audit and pentest, with free retesting of the issues your team fixes.
We will say when you need a 24/7 SOC provider instead of us, and help you choose one.
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