About

We're a security firm built by practitioners who got tired of watching companies pay for reports that never got fixed.

Why we exist

The standard security engagement model is broken. A firm comes in, runs a test, produces a 60-page PDF, and bills you. Then they leave. Your engineering team — mid-sprint, understaffed on security context — is handed a list of vulnerabilities with no one to explain what they mean or how to fix them properly.

Six months later, half the findings are still open. Three of them get combined by an attacker who read the same playbook the scanner used.

We built Upbeat Security to close that gap. We stay in the engagement until every critical and high finding is resolved and verified. We work directly with your engineers — on calls, reviewing PRs, writing fix guidance — until the issue is actually gone.

Our clients are typically startups between Series A and C, and mid-market companies running their first serious security program. They're moving fast and they need security work that keeps pace — not a vendor who disappears after the invoice.

By the numbers

Engagements completed
40+
Critical findings resolved
200+
Average time to close all findings
12 days
Clients who run a retainer after their first engagement
68%

How we approach the work

Find everything

We don't stop at the first critical. We test until we've covered the full attack surface. High-severity findings often hide low-severity ones that matter in combination.

Stay until it's fixed

The engagement isn't over when we hand you the report. It's over when the last finding is verified closed. We track every issue, review every fix, and re-test every patch.

Treat your stack like ours

We take the time to understand your architecture, your team's constraints, and your business context. Generic findings are useless. Everything we flag is specific, reproducible, and actionable.

Work with us

Tell us about your stack and what you're trying to achieve. We'll put together a proposal within two business days.

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