Globaprom.

How We Secure Every Build

Security pages usually open with a wall of badges. We hold no certifications to display, so here is something more useful instead: the practices actually applied to every Globaprom build, stated plainly enough for your technical advisor to check.

An Engineer Reviews Every Line

AI writes most of our code. It reviews none of it. Every line of AI-generated code is read by a human engineer before it merges, and architecture, security boundaries, and edge cases are review decisions, never model output accepted on faith.

This is the core control that makes AI-assisted development safe to buy, and it is the difference between us and a no-review AI shop. The build process around it, sprint by sprint, is described on how we work.

Automated Checks Run Behind the Review

Human review catches what tools miss; tools catch what tired humans miss. Automated dependency scanning runs on every push and pull request, Dependabot plus a dependency audit in CI, so a shipped dependency carrying an unresolved moderate-or-higher advisory fails the build rather than reaching production.

Penetration testing is not part of our standard build. If your project needs an independent security assessment, we flag it during scoping and help you arrange one.

Access Control Is Standard Scope

Every web application we deliver includes authentication and role-based access control as default scope, not a paid add-on. Who can see what is defined in the written scope before the build starts, and acceptance testing checks it before launch.

Integrations get the same treatment. Each connector ships with error handling, logging, and monitoring, because an integration that fails silently is a security incident waiting for a name.

Compliance Is Scoped in Writing

When a project touches regulated territory (GDPR data handling, PCI DSS scope control on payments, audit-trail requirements), each obligation is named in the written scope and priced explicitly. Nothing compliance-shaped is discovered mid-project, and nothing is quietly assumed. What that does to a quote is covered under what moves a quote.

Two things we will not do. We claim no certification we have not earned, and we do not imply one with vague wording. And this page is not compliance advice: your regulatory obligations depend on your business, your data, and your jurisdiction, and your counsel or auditor remains the authority on them. We build to the requirements they define.

Confidentiality Is Older Than This Company

Before Globaprom existed, we spent 20 years of translation work handling confidential legal and medical material. NDA-first workflows are not a policy we adopted for software; they are the environment we come from.

Your scope documents, your data, and your code fall under the same discipline. We sign NDAs without friction, we never reuse your codebase for another client, and everything we build is yours to take away, as spelled out on the code ownership page.

What We Do Not Claim

Honest boundaries, so you can compare vendors on facts:

  • No SOC 2, ISO 27001, or similar certification is claimed, because none is currently held. If that changes, this page will say so with the certificate, not before.
  • No "bank-grade" or "military-grade" adjectives. Descriptions of our controls stay concrete.
  • No blanket penetration-testing promise. Where testing beyond our standard checks is required, it is scoped and priced in writing like everything else.

If a certification is a hard requirement for your project, we are the wrong vendor today and will tell you so on the first call.

Ask Us the Hard Questions

Bring your technical advisor to the scoping call and put every claim on this page to the test. The call is free and carries no obligation.