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Security in every release, evidence ready for every audit.

StackLane builds security checks into your CI/CD pipelines and cloud platform, and prepares your company for security audits. The same pipeline that protects production also collects the evidence auditors ask for.

Talk to an engineer Frameworks we cover
  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2
  • GDPR
  • HIPAA
  • PCI DSS
  • NIS2
pipeline #1482 · mainpassed
  1. secretsgitleaks0 found
  2. sastsemgrep0 high
  3. dependenciestrivy2 low
  4. iaccheckovpassed
  5. sbomsyft412 pkgs
  6. signcosignsigned
  7. admissionkyvernoallowed
evidence stored → ISO 27001 A.8.28 · SOC 2 CC8.1 · PCI DSS 6.2
01Services

Security engineering, not just reports

We configure the tools, fix the findings with your team and leave behind controls that keep working after the audit.

SL-01

Secure CI/CD

Pipelines that block real risks and stay fast.

  • Branch protection and reviewed changes
  • Short-lived CI credentials via OIDC
  • Security gates with agreed thresholds
  • GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, Jenkins
SL-02

Software supply chain

Know what is inside every artefact and where it came from.

  • SBOM for every build
  • Image signing and verification with Sigstore
  • SLSA build provenance
  • Dependency updates with Renovate or Dependabot
SL-03

Application security testing

Findings in the pull request, where they are cheapest to fix.

  • SAST and secret scanning
  • Dependency and container scanning
  • Infrastructure as Code scanning
  • DAST against staging environments
SL-04

Secrets & access

No passwords in code, no permanent admin keys.

  • Vault or cloud secret managers
  • Least-privilege IAM and role reviews
  • SSO and MFA for every system
  • Key rotation and encryption with KMS
SL-05

Cloud & Kubernetes security

Hardened platforms with continuous checks.

  • Posture checks against CIS Benchmarks
  • Admission policies with Kyverno or OPA
  • Runtime detection with Falco
  • Central security logging and alerting
SL-06

Compliance readiness

From gap analysis to a calm audit week.

  • Gap assessment against the chosen framework
  • Policies and procedures that match reality
  • Automated evidence collection
  • Support during the external audit
02Pipeline

What a secured delivery lane looks like

Every change passes the same checks on its way to production. Each stage has a gate and leaves a record.

  1. CODE

    Commit

    • Secret scanning before push
    • Protected branches
    • Mandatory code review

    gate: no secrets, approved pull request

  2. BUILD

    Test

    • SAST on changed code
    • Dependency vulnerabilities
    • Licence check

    gate: no new critical or high issues

  3. PACKAGE

    Artefact

    • Container image scan
    • SBOM generated
    • Image signed

    gate: only signed images leave CI

  4. DEPLOY

    Release

    • IaC plan scanned
    • Signature verified at admission
    • Approval for production

    gate: policy-compliant manifests only

  5. RUN

    Operate

    • Runtime threat detection
    • Cloud posture monitoring
    • Patch deadlines tracked

    gate: findings get an owner and a due date

RULE

Only agreed thresholds block a release. Everything else becomes a ticket with an owner and a deadline, so developers are not stopped by low-risk noise.

03Compliance

Frameworks we prepare you for

We start from the framework your customers or regulators require, and reuse the same technical controls for the next one.

ISO/IEC 27001

International

Information security management system, certified by an accredited body.

  • ISMS scope and risk assessment
  • Statement of Applicability for Annex A controls
  • Internal audit and management review

SOC 2

US market

Attestation report on the Trust Services Criteria, issued by a CPA firm.

  • Scope and criteria selection
  • Controls for Type I, then Type II
  • Evidence for the observation period

GDPR

EU

Technical and organisational measures for personal data (Art. 32).

  • Data flow mapping
  • Encryption, access control and logging
  • Technical input for DPIAs and breach response

HIPAA

US health

Security Rule safeguards for systems that handle health information.

  • Security risk analysis
  • Technical safeguards in cloud workloads
  • Audit logging and access reviews

PCI DSS v4.0.1

Card payments

Requirements for systems that store, process or transmit card data.

  • Scope reduction and segmentation
  • Secure software development (Req. 6)
  • Logging and vulnerability management

NIS2

EU

Cybersecurity risk-management measures for essential and important entities.

  • Gap assessment against Art. 21 measures
  • Supply chain and vulnerability handling
  • Incident reporting readiness (24 h / 72 h)

One control, several frameworks

A well-built technical control usually covers requirements in more than one framework. That is why a second certification takes much less effort than the first.

Technical controlISO 27001:2022SOC 2PCI DSS v4.0.1NIS2 Art. 21(2)
Changes via reviewed pull requestsA.8.32CC8.16.5.1(e)
Vulnerability scanning and patch deadlinesA.8.8CC7.16.3, 11.3(e)
SSO, MFA and least privilegeA.5.15, A.8.5CC6.17, 8(i), (j)
Central logging and monitoringA.8.15, A.8.16CC7.210(b)
Encryption at rest and in transitA.8.24CC6.1, CC6.73, 4(h)

Simplified mapping for illustration. The exact mapping is prepared for your scope.

04Process

The path to audit readiness

Every stage ends with a concrete deliverable, so you always know where you are.

  1. Gap assessment

    Interviews, review of pipelines, cloud accounts and existing policies against the chosen framework.

    gap report

  2. Remediation roadmap

    Findings ranked by risk and audit impact, with owners and realistic dates.

    roadmap

  3. Implement controls

    Pipeline security, access, logging and hardening built together with your engineers.

    controls as code

  4. Evidence & policies

    Policies that describe what you really do, and evidence collected automatically where possible.

    evidence library

  5. Audit & beyond

    Support during the external audit, then periodic reviews so the controls keep working.

    audit support
05Stack

Tools we work with

Open-source where it does the job, commercial platforms where you already have them.

Code & dependency scanning

  • Semgrep
  • CodeQL
  • SonarQube
  • Gitleaks
  • Trivy
  • Grype
  • OWASP ZAP

Supply chain

  • Syft
  • Sigstore cosign
  • SLSA
  • Renovate
  • Dependabot

Infrastructure & policy

  • Checkov
  • Terraform
  • Kyverno
  • OPA Gatekeeper
  • Falco
  • Prowler

Secrets & identity

  • HashiCorp Vault
  • AWS Secrets Manager
  • Azure Key Vault
  • External Secrets
  • OIDC federation

Cloud security

  • AWS Security Hub
  • GuardDuty
  • Microsoft Defender for Cloud
  • Google Security Command Center

CI/CD

  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Azure DevOps
  • Jenkins
06Engagement

Three ways to start

Most clients begin with an assessment and decide on the next step with the report in hand.

Fixed scope

Security & compliance assessment

Where you stand and what it takes to pass the audit.

  • Gap analysis for one framework
  • Pipeline and cloud security review
  • Prioritised remediation roadmap
  • Walkthrough with your management
Project

DevSecOps implementation

We build the controls together with your engineers.

  • Secured pipelines and supply chain
  • Access, secrets and logging
  • Policies and evidence collection
  • Audit preparation and support
Ongoing

Continuous compliance

Keep controls working between audits.

  • Monthly control and findings review
  • Access reviews and evidence refresh
  • Help with customer security questionnaires
  • Support for surveillance audits
  • Your toolsControls live in your accounts and repositories.
  • Real policiesDocuments describe what you actually do.
  • Least accessWe work with the minimum rights needed.
  • No lock-inYour team can run everything after hand-over.
07FAQ

Questions we hear often

Do you issue the certificate or the SOC 2 report?

No. ISO 27001 certificates are issued by accredited certification bodies, and SOC 2 reports by independent CPA firms. We prepare you for the audit and support you during it, which keeps the auditor independent.

How long does it take to become audit-ready?

For a small or mid-sized cloud company, readiness for ISO 27001 or SOC 2 Type I usually takes a few months. SOC 2 Type II also needs an observation period, typically from 3 to 12 months. The assessment gives you a realistic date.

Which framework should we start with?

Start with what your customers or regulators ask for. US enterprise customers often request SOC 2, European and international customers ISO 27001. NIS2 applies to many companies in the EU by sector and size, PCI DSS to card data, and HIPAA to US health data.

Will security checks slow down our releases?

Fast checks run on each pull request and take minutes. Deeper scans run on a schedule. Only agreed high-risk findings block a merge, and the thresholds are tuned with your developers.

Do you do penetration testing?

We run automated testing such as DAST as part of the pipeline. For a formal penetration test we recommend an independent company and help you define the scope and fix the findings.

Can you help with customer security questionnaires?

Yes. We help answer questionnaires and prepare a reusable set of answers and documents, so the next one takes hours instead of days.

Do you work with companies outside Ukraine?

Yes. We work remotely in English and Ukrainian with companies in the EU, the UK, the US and other regions.

08Contact

Tell us which audit is coming

Send a short note about your product, your infrastructure and the framework you need. An engineer will reply.

Write an e-mail

Useful to include

  1. Framework and the deadline, if there is one.
  2. Who is asking: a customer, a partner or a regulator.
  3. Where your systems run: cloud, Kubernetes, on-premises.
  4. CI/CD platform and approximate team size.
  5. Security tools you already use.