Cybersecurity & DevSecOps

Hardening, audits, and continuous security baked into your delivery pipeline.

MadPixel helps engineering and IT leaders reduce real risk — not checkbox theatre. We embed senior practitioners who secure cloud, applications, and platforms while your teams keep shipping.

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Who this is for

• Organizations moving fast on cloud or product delivery without a mature AppSec function
• Teams preparing customer security reviews, enterprise procurement, or regulatory expectations
• Platform owners who need least-privilege, secrets hygiene, and observability — not another unread PDF

What we deliver

Security assessments & roadmaps

Threat-informed reviews of architecture, IAM, networks, and critical apps. Prioritized remediation backlog your team can execute.

Cloud & platform hardening

Baselines for AWS / Azure / GCP, identity guardrails, logging, and secure defaults aligned with your Cloud Architecture work.

Application securityEngagement models

Model	Best when
Focused assessment	You need a clear risk picture and 30/60/90-day plan
Embedded security engineer	Continuous hardening beside product/platform squads
Remediation surge	Close findings before a customer audit or go-live

Principles we work by

• Fix the highest blast-radius issues first
• Prefer durable controls over one-off screenshots
• Pair with builders so security becomes a habit
• Respect privacy obligations (including Québec Loi 25) when handling personal information

Related services

• Cloud Architecture
• Staff Augmentation
• Full-Stack Development
• Privacy Policy
• Contact

Ready to harden without slowing delivery?

Describe your stack, upcoming audits or launches, and where risk keeps you up at night. We’ll propose a practical first engagement.

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Secure SDLC practices, dependency risk, secrets management, and remediation support with developers (not against them).

DevSecOps

Security checks in CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code review, container/image hygiene, and feedback loops that don’t block every merge without cause.

Incident readiness

Logging/alerting baselines, runbook outlines, and tabletop-friendly documentation for common failure modes.