Our Disciplines
Security for applications and infrastructure
We work on the security of software that is being built and run: how the application handles authentication and data, how the infrastructure around it is configured, and what happens in the dependency tree nobody has looked at in a year.
This is engineering-led security. The output is specific findings and the fixes for them, prioritised by real exposure rather than by scanner severity labels.
What you get
- Application security assessment
- A review of authentication, authorisation, data handling and the paths where user input reaches something that matters.
- Infrastructure hardening
- Cloud configuration, network boundaries, secrets handling and access control reviewed against how the system is actually reached.
- Dependency and supply-chain review
- What your project pulls in, what is unmaintained, and which of it is genuinely exploitable in your context.
- Secure development practices
- Security checks in code review and CI so that new work stops reintroducing the problems the assessment just cleared.
- Remediation support
- We fix findings alongside your team, not just list them. A report nobody has capacity to action changes nothing.
Technologies we work in
What comes up most often — not a boundary. Teams are assembled per engagement, so we staff for the stack your project actually uses.
Analysis
Dependencies
Cloud and secrets
How we work
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Scope the surface
What is exposed, to whom, and what would actually be damaging to lose.
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Assess
Manual review supported by tooling. Tools find the known patterns; people find the logic flaws.
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Prioritise by real risk
Findings ranked by exploitability and impact in your system, not by a generic severity score.
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Fix
Remediation implemented and verified, not just recommended.
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Keep it from recurring
Automated checks and review practices so the same class of issue does not come back next quarter.
Senior engineers, in your time zone
There is no junior bench here, so there is nobody to rotate onto your work to keep a seat warm. And because the team works from Argentina, you get a full working-day overlap with North America — questions get answered the same day, not the next one.
Common questions
Is this a penetration test?
Not in the formal, certified-report sense. This is engineering-led security review and remediation. If you need a signed pen-test for a compliance requirement, say so up front and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Can you help us prepare for a security questionnaire or audit?
We can help you find and fix the technical gaps such a process will surface, and describe your controls accurately. We do not attest to compliance we have not established, and we will not help present controls as stronger than they are.
Who actually works on my project?
Senior engineers, every time. WizardsLabs has no junior bench to keep busy, so there is no one to rotate onto your work to fill a seat. Each engagement is staffed with hand-picked engineers matched to what you are building.
How does the time-zone overlap work?
The team works from Argentina, which sits within one to three hours of US Eastern for most of the year and keeps a full working-day overlap with every North American time zone. Stand-ups, pairing and same-day answers all happen in normal business hours for both sides — not at the edges of the day.
What do we get at the end?
A prioritised list of findings with concrete reproduction steps and fixes, and — where the engagement covers it — the fixes implemented and verified.