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Code Audit

A comprehensive analysis of your system: the architecture and code quality, CI/CD processes, security and any other parameters that matter to you. You get a clear picture of the weak spots and potential risks, along with specific recommendations for improvement.

Workflow

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Signing an NDA

Before the audit starts, a non-disclosure agreement is signed. It guarantees the confidentiality of the source code, the documentation and any other information about your project that becomes available during the work.

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Getting to know the system

First we discuss the goals of the audit, your expectations and the questions you need answers to. Then come the available materials: documentation, diagrams, video instructions and the program code. They make it possible to dive into the project faster, define the scope of work and prepare a well-grounded commercial offer.

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Creating a commercial offer

Based on the collected information, the scope and the focus areas of the audit are defined. The commercial offer describes the planned work, timelines and cost in detail, so that the terms and the expected result are clear before the work starts.

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Conducting the audit

Developers and testers study the architecture and the program code, check how the system works and how well it matches the documentation. When the audit is complete, you receive a detailed report: an assessment of code quality, performance and fault tolerance, the identified risks and specific recommendations for improving the system.

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Refining the system — if needed

After the audit we can implement the proposed recommendations ourselves: fix the identified problems, improve stability and performance, refine the architecture or add the functionality you need. The scope, timelines and terms of such work are agreed separately.