Cybersecurity for SaaS & Technology Companies
SaaS companies face security scrutiny from every direction at once — enterprise customers running vendor questionnaires, investors doing diligence, and regulators tightening data protection rules. Alastor InfoSec covers all three with one continuous program.
Why SaaS & Technology Is Different
Your product is your infrastructure, which means every deploy, every new integration, and every API you ship expands your attack surface immediately. Multi-tenant architectures raise the stakes further — a single vulnerability can expose data across your entire customer base, not just one account.
What We Cover
- Continuous VAPT through Alastor Pulse, matched to your deploy cadence instead of a once-a-year scoped engagement.
- AI Agent Security & MCP Security for teams shipping LLM-based features or exposing MCP servers — an attack surface most legacy vendors don't test.
- API and web application security via Web App Security, covering the interfaces customers and integrations depend on directly.
- GitHub Security to catch leaked credentials and secrets in your own repos before they become an incident.
- Compliance automation through Alastor Shield, mapped to the frameworks your enterprise customers actually require: SOC 2, ISO 27001, and DPDP Act (DPDPA) for Indian users.
Common Requirements We See
- Enterprise prospects requiring a current SOC 2 report or recent pentest before signing
- Multi-tenant isolation testing to confirm one customer's data can't leak into another's
- AI feature launches needing security review before general availability
- DPDP Act (DPDPA) or GDPR readiness as international customer bases grow
Where to Start
Most SaaS teams start with continuous VAPT through Alastor Pulse alongside a SOC 2 Checklist self-assessment, then layer in AI Agent Security as LLM features ship.
Talk to our team about continuous security testing built for how SaaS companies actually ship.