Tech companies are top targets for source code theft, credential harvesting, and supply chain attacks. One engineer clicking the wrong link — or one exposed API key — and your customers’ data or your IP is gone.
Public repos, leaked tokens, and accidental commits exposing production credentials have cost startups millions. A 2023 study found the average exposed secret costs $1M+ in remediation and breach response.
Developers are high-value targets — a convincing fake PR review, a compromised npm package, or a Calendly invite from a "recruiter" can compromise an entire codebase or deploy pipeline.
Your SaaS vendor gets breached. Suddenly your users’ PII, billing data, or proprietary product information is in someone else’s hands — and your customers blame you, not the vendor.
Investors and enterprise customers increasingly require SOC 2 reports, GDPR/CCPA compliance attestations, and documented security training before closing deals. Security training for your team is now a deal-closing deliverable, not a nice-to-have.
"We had a near-miss with a fake GitHub OAuth app — one of our engineers almost handed over repo access. After the SecurEveryone session, the whole team recognized it immediately. That one training saved us."
— CTO, B2B SaaS Platform (25 employees)
"Investor due diligence included a 20-question security section. SecurEveryone helped us answer every question confidently and close the Series A without delays."
— Founder, Developer Tools Startup (12 employees)
"Three of our engineers got the phishing simulation wrong in the first run. After the Business session, our next simulation saw zero breaches. Worth every dollar."
— Head of Engineering, Fintech SaaS (60 employees)
We walk through the five trust service criteria — security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. You will leave with a gap assessment and a prioritized list of what to fix before your audit, including evidence of staff security training that auditors expect to see.
GDPR Article 5(1)(e) requires appropriate access controls and Article 32 requires staff training on data protection. CCPA requires reasonable security procedures. Both frameworks explicitly list staff training as a compliance requirement — our sessions produce documentation you can present to auditors or regulators.
Attackers specifically target small startups because they assume weak security. The average cost of a data breach for a company under 100 employees is over $3M — more than most startups can absorb. Early-stage security habits also become policy as you scale, so starting right matters.
That is a supply chain security issue. We cover credential hygiene, GitHub permissions, two-factor auth for all critical accounts, and how to detect unauthorized commits. We also walk through your incident response plan so you know exactly what to do if an engineer account is compromised.
Yes. After each session we provide a summary document outlining topics covered, policies reviewed, and a training completion record. Use this as evidence in due diligence questionnaires and for your SOC 2 audit evidence package.
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