ATALAIAStart an AppSec program
The first 90 days of an AppSec program, in the order that pays back fastest, for a team of one or none.
Where you are
Someone has just been made responsible for application security, often on top of another job. There is no map, no budget line and a backlog of findings nobody triaged. The first months decide whether the program is trusted.
Sounds familiar?
- Security questions land on whoever answered the last one
- Hundreds of open findings, no owner
- No plan you could show the board
What you need
Each need, why it matters, and what covers it: the services that set it up, and the tower modules that will keep watching it.
- A map of the line
Where code is written, built, stored and run, and which station is weakest.
Services
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- Quick wins that stick
The pipeline and the scanners first: cheap, visible, permanent.
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- A habit, not a document
Threat modelling on the next feature, run by your team.
Services
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- Someone senior on call
A lead who has done it before, until you hire one.
Services
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Services only, for now.
The path
The stations we walk, in this order. Each one leaves something your team keeps running.
Services
From a team of one to a working program
See the station →Station 06 · BuildCI/CD Pipeline AuditRunners, tokens, pinned actions
See the station →Station 08 · BuildSecurity ScansSAST · SCA · Secrets · IaC · Container
See the station →Station 03 · DesignThreat ModelingBusiness, devs and cyber, one table
See the station →Station 17 · ProgramFractional Security LeadA lead, part-time, until you hire one
See the station →Atalaia tower modules
In development. Early-access teams get them first.
What you end up with
- A map of your line and its weak spots
- Pipeline and scans set up first
- A threat-modeling habit on new features
- A plan for the next nine months
Talk it through
A 30-minute call. No slides, no price list, and a next step either way.