Ship Faster. Ship Secure. Close Enterprise Deals.

Your team ships AI-generated code, deploys through automated pipelines, and serves hundreds of customers on shared infrastructure. We audit your entire SaaS stack - code, APIs, DevOps, cloud, and data isolation - and deliver a board-ready security report in 2 weeks. Enterprise deals close. Investors get confidence. Your customers stay safe.

Atlant Security is a technical SaaS security assessment firm, not a CPA-led audit practice or a compliance automation platform. We perform hands-on offensive testing of multi-tenant SaaS applications - tenant isolation, API authorization (BOLA), JWT and session security, cloud IAM, CI/CD pipelines, and secrets in Git history. Every finding maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA controls so your compliance engagement goes faster. Founded in 2013 by a former Microsoft Security consultant. 200+ companies audited across 14 countries.

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Alexander Sverdlov - Founder of Atlant Security and lead SaaS security audit consultant

Every SaaS Security Audit Is Led by Alexander Sverdlov

Former Microsoft Security Consulting team member. CISSP, CEH, CHFI and Mandiant certified. Secured nuclear energy infrastructure at Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation. Alexander has personally led 200+ security assessments across 14 countries since 2013. At Atlant Security, the senior consultant who scopes your SaaS audit is the same person who runs the manual testing and delivers your remediation plan - never handed to junior staff.

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Sound Familiar?

Every week you wait is another week these risks compound.

Enterprise Deal Stuck?

Procurement sent a 200-question security questionnaire. You can't answer half of it. The deal sits in limbo while competitors move in.

AI-Generated Code Risks?

Your devs are shipping Copilot and ChatGPT code straight to production. Nobody's reviewing it for injection flaws, auth bypasses, or hardcoded secrets.

DevOps Pipeline Exposed?

A single compromised npm package injects code into your next production deploy. Your CI/CD pipeline is an attack surface nobody's auditing.

Customer Data Leaking?

Can one customer access another's data by changing an ID in the URL? One boundary failure exposes your entire customer database.

Secrets in Your Codebase?

Deleted Git commits still contain your production DB password and AWS keys. Git never forgets, even when you do.

SOC 2 Clock Ticking?

Your biggest client wants SOC 2 certification. Your auditor needs evidence you haven't built yet. Every week of delay is revenue lost.

We start from your architecture, not your front door

A scanner sees what is exposed to the internet. It cannot see that two tenants share a database role, that an internal service trusts a header it should not, or that your admin API was never in scope for anyone. We read the architecture first, then decide what is worth testing by hand.

A printed system architecture drawing spread flat on a desk with a pencil and steel ruler
Your real architecture, reviewed before a single test is run.

You approve the test plan before anything is touched

Written scope, written method, written schedule, agreed against your release calendar. Nothing is tested that you have not signed off, nothing runs in a window you did not pick, and you know in advance which findings will need a code change rather than a config change.

A laptop and a stapled printed test plan on a plain desk in morning light
A written plan you sign off, scoped to your release process.

Every tenant looks identical from outside

Isolation testing is about whether that holds from inside. We authenticate as one tenant and try to reach another: object references, exports, background jobs, webhooks, search indexes and cached responses. Cross-tenant access is the finding that ends enterprise deals, and it is almost never visible from the login page.

A small software company office with four engineers at work behind a glass-walled meeting room
Your product, your pipeline and your tenants, reviewed by someone who has audited 200+ environments.

7 Attack Surfaces We Audit

Every SaaS platform has these attack surfaces. We test all of them manually.

Multi-Tenant

Customer Data Isolation

Can one customer see another's data by changing an ID in the URL? We test every API endpoint to make sure your tenant boundaries are airtight.

AI-Generated Code

AI & Vibecoding Security

Your team ships Copilot, Cursor, and ChatGPT-generated code daily. We find the injection flaws, auth bypasses, and hardcoded secrets that AI writes and humans miss.

API Testing

API & Endpoint Security

We manually test every API for unauthorized data access, rate limiting bypass, GraphQL abuse, webhook tampering, and business logic flaws. Not a scanner report - real attack simulation.

DevOps Security

DevOps & CI/CD Pipeline

Your deployment pipeline pushes code to production dozens of times a day. One compromised dependency or leaked build secret and an attacker owns your next release.

AWS / Azure / GCP

Cloud Infrastructure

AWS, Azure, GCP - we audit IAM roles, storage permissions, network configs, logging, and encryption. The misconfigurations your cloud provider won't flag for you.

Secrets Scan

Secrets & Credentials

Full Git history scan - even deleted commits still have your old AWS keys. Docker images, env vars, config files. Every credential you thought was gone, we find.

Authentication

Auth, Login & Sessions

Token forgery, session hijacking, OAuth misconfigs, password reset flaws. If your login flow has a gap, an attacker will find it. We find it first.

How It Works: 4 Phases, 14 Days

From scoping call to board-ready report in two weeks, scheduled around your release calendar so the audit never blocks a ship date.

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Scheduled around your release cadence, so the audit does not stop shipping.
01
Day 1

Scoping Call

30 min with your CTO. We map your architecture, identify crown jewels, deliver fixed-price proposal same day.

02
Days 2-6

Data Collection

Screen-sharing sessions. Git clone. Cloud config review. API architecture walkthrough. Zero production access.

03
Days 7-12

Testing & Analysis

Manual BOLA testing. Tenant isolation probing. JWT analysis. Cloud audit. Secrets scan. Critical findings reported immediately.

04
Days 13-14

Report Delivery

Board-ready executive summary + engineering-ready technical details. CVSS scores. Reproduction steps. Sprint-ready fix plan.

What You Get

Including the evidence pack your enterprise customer's security team is asking for, written so you can forward it without editing it first.

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The evidence pack your customer's security team asked for.

Every deliverable is designed for a different audience - board, engineering, compliance.

Executive Summary

Board and investor-ready. Business impact, risk overview, maturity score.

Technical Findings

Every vulnerability with CVSS score, reproduction steps, and screenshots.

Remediation Plan

Sprint-ready. Prioritized by risk. Effort estimates for each fix.

Compliance Mapping

SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR control coverage for every finding.

Secrets Report

Every hardcoded credential found in Git history, Docker images, and configs.

Retesting

Fix the findings, we verify for free. One round of complimentary retesting.

A scanner cannot tell you which tenant owns the record

Automated tools grade what they recognise. They do not know your business logic, so they cannot know that an ID one digit away belongs to somebody else, or that an export endpoint ignores the tenant filter. That is the work below, and it is done by hand.

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Identical from outside. The question is whether that holds from inside.

What Scanners Find

  • Missing security headers
  • Outdated libraries
  • Open ports
  • Default configurations

What We Find

  • AI-generated code with injection flaws and auth bypasses shipping to production
  • API endpoints where one customer can access every other customer's data
  • Production database password sitting in a deleted Git commit from 2023
  • CI/CD pipeline injectable through a single compromised npm dependency

SaaS Security Audit Pricing

Fixed pricing. Pay after delivery. No hourly billing.

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SaaS Audit

Complete security audit for Series A-B SaaS platforms

From $5,000per engagement
  • Multi-tenant isolation testing
  • API security (OWASP Top 10)
  • Cloud infrastructure review
  • CI/CD pipeline audit
  • Git secrets scan
  • 2-week delivery
  • Pay after delivery
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Enterprise SaaS Audit

Deep assessment for complex microservices architectures

From $15,000per engagement
  • Everything in SaaS Audit
  • Microservices architecture review
  • Multi-cloud assessment
  • GraphQL & WebSocket testing
  • Third-party integration audit
  • Compliance mapping (SOC 2, ISO, HIPAA)
  • Dedicated senior consultant
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What Our Clients Say

Their professionalism, responsiveness, and strategic insight made a meaningful impact on our organization's security maturity. What impressed us most was their ability to translate complex technical risks into clear, actionable strategies.

Ahmed Javed - Sr. IT Specialist, Edge

We were 3 weeks into a stalled enterprise deal when Atlant found a BOLA vulnerability that would have let any user access every other customer's financial data. They reported it within 4 hours of finding it. We fixed it in 2 days, passed the security review, and closed the deal. The audit paid for itself 200x over.

SaaS CTO - CTO, Series B Fintech

Who Needs a SaaS Security Audit?

If any of these sound like you, it is time to get audited.

SaaS companies whose enterprise deals are stalled by security questionnaires
Multi-tenant platforms that need to prove customer data isolation
Startups preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification
Series A-C companies whose investors are asking about security posture
SaaS platforms that have never had a professional security audit
Companies that got a scanner report and want to know what it actually missed

Why Choose Atlant Security

What makes our SaaS audit different from everyone else's.

2-Week Delivery

Your enterprise deal can't wait 8 weeks for a report. We deliver in 14 days.

AI Code + DevOps Audit

We catch the security flaws that Copilot, Cursor, and ChatGPT introduce - plus your entire deployment pipeline.

Zero Production Access

We work via screen-sharing and cloned repos. Your production environment is never touched.

Pay After Delivery

Review the full report before you pay a dollar. If you don't think it's worth it, you don't pay.

Critical Findings in Hours

Actively exploitable findings are reported to your CTO within hours - not held for the final report.

Sprint-Ready Remediation

Your engineers can start fixing today, not next quarter. Every finding has effort estimates and priorities.

Your enterprise deal is waiting. Your BOLA vulnerability isn't.

Get a fixed price in 24 hours. We map your architecture, identify the highest-risk attack surfaces, and deliver a fixed-price proposal same day.

Zero-risk guarantee: You review the full report before you pay. If you don't think it's worth it, you don't pay.

For small projects and ad-hoc work outside our pre-agreed packages or retainers, our standard hourly rate is $460.

Frequently Asked Questions About SaaS Security Audits

Will the audit disrupt our production environment?
No. We use screen-sharing sessions and cloned repositories. Zero production access required. Your users won't notice a thing.
How is this different from running a vulnerability scanner?
Scanners find missing headers and outdated libraries. We find the BOLA endpoint that lets any user download every customer's data. We find the JWT that can be forged because you're using HS256 with a guessable secret. We find the Git commit from 2023 that still has your production database password. Scanners can't do any of that.
We're preparing for SOC 2 - does this help?
Directly. Our audit maps findings to SOC 2 trust service criteria. Most clients use our report as evidence for their SOC 2 readiness assessment. We've helped clients go from audit to SOC 2 certification in under 90 days.
How much does it cost?
Series A SaaS: $5,000-$8,000. Series B+ with microservices: $8,000-$15,000. Enterprise platforms: $15,000-$25,000. Fixed price, proposed within 24 hours. You pay after reviewing the report - if you don't think it's worth it, you don't pay.
What do we get at the end?
A prioritized findings report with: executive summary for your board/investors, technical details with reproduction steps for your engineers, CVSS scores and business impact for each finding, a sprint-ready remediation plan, and compliance mapping to SOC 2/ISO 27001.
Can you test our GraphQL API?
Yes. We test introspection exposure, query depth/complexity limits, batching attacks, field-level authorization, subscription security, and mutation abuse. GraphQL's flexibility is also its biggest attack surface.
What if you find something critical during the audit?
We tell you immediately. Critical and actively exploitable findings are reported to your CTO/engineering lead within hours of discovery - not held for the final report. Your customers' data can't wait.
How long does it take?
2 weeks from kickoff to final report. Data collection: 3-5 days. Analysis and testing: 5-7 days. Report delivery: 2-3 days. Enterprise deals have been closed within a week of receiving our report.

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