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- Required by someone else
We hold customer data but are not ready if it leaks
Indonesia’s data protection law allows administrative sanctions of up to 2% of annual revenue, and breaches must be reported within 72 hours. What decides the outcome is not how advanced you…
3 weeksRead more - Required by someone else
A customer is holding our contract until we have a pentest report
What is stuck is not security — it is revenue. Large buyers require a third-party penetration test report before signing. Testing one web application and its interfaces takes 2–3 weeks, prod…
2–3 weeks for one applicationRead more - Previous work failed
Our legacy system: repair it or replace it?
A big-bang rewrite is the most reliably failing shape of project — modernisation typically overruns by 150%, and the old system still needs maintaining throughout. A two-to-three-week techni…
2–3 weeksRead more - Risk that can be fatal
Our protocol was audited — why is that not enough?
In the first half of 2026, 76.7% of funds lost in DeFi were taken from audited protocols. In 94.4% of those cases the contracts ran exactly as written — what failed were the keys, the permis…
3–4 weeksRead more - Risk that can be fatal
We had a data breach and must report it within 72 hours
Three things run at once: stop the leak, preserve evidence before it disappears, and produce a report that satisfies the obligation. In Indonesia, a personal data breach must be reported wit…
Same-day response · containment in 24–72 hoursRead more - Previous work failed
Our AI pilot stalled and never went into real use
This is not a rare failure: 86–89% of AI agent pilots never reach production, and Gartner expects over 40% of agentic projects to be cancelled through 2027. The top causes are not the model …
4–8 weeks from stalled pilot to productionRead more - Previous work failed
Our previous vendor disappeared and the code cannot be continued
What you need first is not a rewrite but certainty: what is actually finished, what is not, and what is worth saving. A two-week code review produces an honest assessment and two options wit…
Two-week review · execution depends on the option chosenRead more - Risk that can be fatal
Our contract is about to go live, and once published it cannot be recalled
The first half of 2026 recorded 207 crypto incidents, 125 of them contract exploits — the most frequent attack type. A pre-launch audit traces reproducible attack paths, tests behaviour unde…
1–2 weeks for one core contractRead more
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