Security services FAQs

Yes. B2B SaaS and production AI are our primary focus, not a restriction on who can work with us. We scope security testing and reviews for businesses across industries, including agencies, ecommerce, professional services and other digital businesses. We confirm the technical fit, authorization and any sector requirements before accepting an engagement.

Our strongest focus is enterprise-selling B2B SaaS with a security review, required pentest or compliance milestone, and AI-native or AI-enabled companies with production LLMs, RAG, agents, tools or customer data. The buying trigger and system risk matter more than a company label.

Yes. We work with clients internationally through agreed remote delivery, secure access and scheduled working sessions. The proposal confirms time zones, evidence needs, data handling, transfer requirements and any customer or jurisdiction restrictions.

Scope a SaaS Pentest directly when testing is required. Choose AI Application & Agent Security for workflows with sensitive data or action access. Use the $2,250 Security Gate Sprint when a procurement requirement is unclear. Consider Continuous AI Assurance after a baseline confirms recurring work, or Security Partner for a qualified client project.

The fixed-price Sprint reviews one agreed request and product architecture. It delivers a buyer evidence summary, prioritized gaps, owners, and a decision workshop. The action plan stands on its own without a follow-on engagement. Extensive drafting, implementation, and technical testing are separately scoped; buyer approval is not guaranteed.

SaaS Pentest starts at $3,450 USD. Broader SaaS scopes and multi-tenant platforms: $5,500–$8,500+. Complex enterprise environments or multi-product architectures: $12,000–$18,000+. The agreed scope covers web and APIs, authentication, authorization, business logic and tenant boundaries, with one retest. Application size, roles, integrations and depth determine the written quote. Cloud or other infrastructure testing is included only when expressly scoped.

The AI Application & Agent Security Assessment starts at $4,950 USD depending on scope. Multi-agent orchestration or highly integrated enterprise AI scopes: $8,500–$15,000+, depending on architecture depth and test parameters. We assess agreed LLM apps, RAG, agents, MCP and tool calling for direct and indirect prompt injection, excessive agency, authorization failures, leakage, memory/context manipulation, provider boundaries and cross-tenant risks.

Start with a baseline assessment, review its findings, and identify repeat work in the release roadmap. Where an annual plan fits, it defines quarterly testing, change reviews, a versioned regression record, permission reviews, questionnaire support, and annual reassessment. Capacity, response windows, and renewal terms are agreed. Stable systems may suit targeted follow-up. SOC/MDR and emergency response are outside this offer.

We support SOC 2/ISO consultants, vCISOs, GRC firms, and AI or product development agencies that need independent offensive-security delivery. Referral, co-delivery and volume-based arrangements are agreed around scope, delivery responsibility, reporting and client communication. Partner economics do not remove testing depth or quality controls.

The written engagement sets the fees and terms. Unless that agreement says otherwise, our published payment milestones are 50% in advance, 25% after work starts and 25% before final report transfer. Applicable taxes and permitted payment or currency charges are disclosed for the transaction. Added assets, roles or workflows need an agreed scope change.

Timing depends on the agreed attack surface, access readiness, testing depth and reporting requirements. We confirm the testing window, report date and dependencies in the proposal. Share a procurement, launch or audit deadline during scoping so we can assess feasibility before work is booked.

SaaS and AI assessments include one retest of agreed findings. The proposal defines the window, environment, test conditions, and engineering workshop time. Record verified fixes, unresolved findings, and items not retested. New features or integrations and substantial implementation require a scope change.

Agree report requirements with the reviewer before testing. SaaS and AI reports include a role/tenant/workflow coverage matrix, buyer evidence summary, findings, limitations, remediation guidance, and scoped retest status. AI assessments add an agent identity and tool-permission map. Review our illustrative coverage record and report outline during scoping; confidential client evidence requires permission to share.

Only with written authorization and agreed rules of engagement. We define assets, accounts, test data, allowed techniques, timing, stop conditions and escalation contacts. A staging environment or controlled accounts may be more suitable for some tests. Third-party platforms and model providers require their own permission and policy checks.

Founder-led means Jimmy and Dev lead the engagement with named responsibilities. Independent testing means assessment is separate from the team implementing the system being tested. If DevBrows implements fixes, we disclose that role and arrange appropriate independent review before presenting the resulting validation as independent assurance.

These offers focus on software and production AI applications. We confirm specialist capability before accepting sector-specific work. OT, medical-device or critical-infrastructure testing, foundation-model training security, certification audits, 24/7 monitoring, and emergency incident response are outside the current offers.

No. Testing and readiness reviews provide supporting evidence. DevBrows does not issue a SOC 2 audit opinion or ISO certification, and a report does not guarantee procurement approval, legal compliance or the absence of vulnerabilities. An independent auditor or certification body evaluates the applicable requirements.

Send a scope request with the business requirement, relevant systems and deadline. A short sales/scoping conversation can help confirm fit. Security Gate Sprint, technical testing and assurance work are paid engagements with a written scope; submitting an inquiry does not order a service or authorize testing.

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That depends on the countries involved, your role, data types, sector, scale and contracts. GDPR, DPDP, PIPEDA and US state laws are not interchangeable with SOC 2, PCI DSS or UAE information-assurance requirements. We can scope technical validation and evidence support; jurisdiction-specific legal advice and formal certification or attestation remain separate.