Platform, DevOps & Security

Keep what you've built running, scaling, and safe — especially when buyers or auditors ask the hard questions.

01Questions buyers ask

What people actually ask before they hire us.

What does SOC-2 readiness look like for a 20-person team?: Most controls are about evidence collection, not new tools. We instrument what you have, document the policies you already follow informally, and close gaps without buying enterprise tooling sprawl. AgoraData hit Type 2 without a fifty-page RFP.
When should we move from Heroku, Render, or Vercel to a real cloud?: When the bill, the compliance ask, or the latency profile says so — not before. Most series-A teams shouldn't be running Kubernetes. Series-B+ with regulated data usually should.
How do you handle incident response for a small engineering team?: An on-call rotation works only if it's two people minimum, with a written runbook, with practiced muscle memory. We set up the rotation, write the runbooks, and run the first three incident drills so it's real, not theoretical.
What's the actual scope of 'security'?: Access management, encryption at rest and in flight, audit logging, secret rotation, vulnerability scanning, and a documented response plan for breaches. We do all six. Agencies that say 'security' and mean only the first one are lying.

02What we deliver

Week 1Audit
We map your current posture, document the gaps, and score risk. You see what we see.
Weeks 2–4Close the highest-risk gaps
Encryption, access, logging, monitoring. Highest leverage first; nothing performative.
Week 5+Ongoing posture
Your team or ours, your call. Quarterly posture reviews either way.