TGG/CAPABILITIES/SECURE ENGINEERING
Software engineered against threat models, not just requirements.
Requirements describe what a system should do. Threat models describe what will be done to it. Critical software has to satisfy both — from architecture through code review through deployment.
WHAT WE DO
Secure Software Engineering
Development practice where security review is part of the definition of done.
Platform Architecture
Foundations that hold up under growth, audit and attack.
Mission Applications
Purpose-built operational software for specific, demanding workflows.
APIs & System Integration
Interfaces between systems that were never meant to meet — made reliable.
Distributed Systems
Correctness and resilience when the network is part of the problem.
Data Platforms
Pipelines and storage designed around classification and access, not after them.
Automation
Removing manual steps without removing accountability.
Legacy Modernization
Replacing critical systems while they keep running.
PRACTICE
Boring where it should be boring.
Critical systems reward conservative choices: proven components, typed interfaces, pinned dependencies, reproducible builds, evidence over promises. Novelty is spent only where the mission requires it — and documented when it is.
A system you can't afford to get wrong?
Bring the constraint. We'll bring the architecture.