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Fortlyn Technologies

Use case

DevSecOps

Delivery pipelines, platform engineering and security automation that shorten lead time while raising the security floor.

Ship faster because it is safer, not despite it

The problem

What we hear consistently

  • Release trains that make shipping a monthly event and a risk
  • Security review as a gate at the end, discovered too late to be cheap
  • Every team maintaining its own bespoke, undocumented pipeline
  • Compliance evidence assembled manually before every audit

Typical outcomes

more frequent deployments
31xmore frequent deployments
lead time from merge to production
<1 hrlead time from merge to production
of vulnerabilities caught pre-merge
89%of vulnerabilities caught pre-merge

Figures are drawn from delivered engagements. Yours will differ — we will tell you what is realistic before you commit.

Our approach

How we actually go about it

  1. A paved road, not a mandate

    An internal platform makes the secure path the easiest path — golden pipelines, hardened base images and pre-approved infrastructure modules teams adopt because it saves them work.

  2. Shift security into the pull request

    SAST, dependency scanning, secret detection and IaC policy run on every change, with findings that name the fix rather than the vulnerability class.

  3. Evidence as a by-product

    Control evidence is emitted by the pipeline continuously, so an audit becomes a query rather than a six-week evidence-gathering exercise.

Evidence

Related customer stories

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