Production architecture
Define users, permissions, data, integrations, deployment, monitoring, and failure recovery before implementation scales.
Software Development
Software should solve the operating problem and survive contact with real users, integrations, and attackers. Cyber Replay combines product implementation with security engineering so those requirements are designed together.
We build new applications, turn prototypes into production systems, integrate AI and automation, and harden existing products where authentication, permissions, data handling, or deployment have become a risk.
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Define users, permissions, data, integrations, deployment, monitoring, and failure recovery before implementation scales.
Ship in bounded phases with working software, acceptance criteria, source control, and visible tradeoffs.
Threat-model important flows, test the application, resolve high-risk findings, and document the controls delivered.
These anchors make it easier to decide whether a conversation is worthwhile. Final scope depends on systems, integrations, users, and delivery risk; Cyber Replay confirms the fixed scope before work starts.
Focused custom application work with secure design and release testing.
LLM or agent-backed product with model-layer controls and conventional application security.
Independent attack-path testing with a verification retest.
Need the shortest path? Book the 15-minute fit call. We will tell you which engagement fits, what information is needed for a proposal, and when a specialist service would be a better choice.
Cyber Replay builds secure web applications, internal tools, workflow systems, integrations, and AI-backed products. The strongest fit is software that handles important business data or needs security engineering built into delivery.
Focused secure web application work starts at $9,500. Larger products are broken into a paid or scoped discovery and fixed delivery phases after the architecture, integrations, migration, and testing requirements are understood.
Yes. Cyber Replay first reviews architecture, authentication, authorization, secrets, dependencies, data access, tests, and deployment. The next step may be targeted hardening, a staged refactor, or a rebuild when the prototype cannot safely support production use.
The handoff between a builder and a separate security reviewer often happens too late. One accountable team can make authorization, data protection, logging, threat modeling, and penetration testing part of delivery rather than a release blocker.
Bring the business goal, the current systems, and the deadline. Cyber Replay will turn that into a practical recommendation, including what to do first and what not to buy yet.