Database security gaps rarely come from exotic attacks; they come from drift. An account that kept its privileges after the project ended, a default nobody hardened, a patch that's still in the backlog.
This assessment reviews your configuration, access controls, and operational practices against the specific requirements you're accountable for, whether that's PCI-DSS, HIPAA, or your own internal policy, and gives you a prioritized list of what to fix first. Pick your database below.
Starting from $6,800
A comprehensive review of your MySQL environment's security posture against the requirements you're actually accountable for: HIPAA, PCI-DSS, or your own internal policy. We can't guarantee your compliance; that's your responsibility, but we can tell you exactly where the gaps are and what to fix first.
We review your configuration, access controls, and operational practices against the specific requirements you name at kickoff, not a generic compliance template.
Scoped to a single MySQL deployment (standalone, source-replica, PXC, Group Replication cluster). If implementation of the recommendations is needed afterward, that's available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on the complexity of the change.
A specific list of what's exposed in your MySQL configuration and what to fix first, not a checkbox compliance letter that reads the same for every customer. You'll know exactly which gaps map to your actual compliance requirement, not a generic industry standard, and which user accounts have more privilege than your policy actually allows.
$6,800 starting from
A single MySQL deployment: standalone, source-replica, or Group Replication cluster
Privilege grants reviewed for over-permissioned accounts and unused or stale user access
PDF report with findings and recommendations in 5–7 business days after kickoff, plus a live rundown with open Q&A
Available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on complexity
A full review of your MariaDB deployment's security configuration, including the Galera-specific exposure (if applicable) that most generic security scans miss entirely, such as inter-node traffic encryption and SST/IST transfer security.
We review your configuration and access controls against the specific compliance requirements you name at kickoff. A cluster is only as secure as its weakest node, so this review treats the cluster as the unit of assessment rather than individual nodes in isolation.
Scoped to a single MariaDB deployment, including Galera Cluster. Implementation of recommendations afterward is available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on the complexity of the change.
A specific list of exposure points in your cluster configuration, not a generic MySQL-derived checklist that misses Galera entirely, including whether your inter-node traffic is actually encrypted, not just configured to look like it is, and whether your state transfer method is exposing data in transit. You'll leave the rundown with a prioritized list your team can act on, not just a catalog of findings.
$6,800 starting from
A single MariaDB/Galera cluster, assessed as one unit rather than node by node
Inter-node TLS for wsrep traffic and SST/IST transfer method security
PDF report with findings and recommendations in 5–7 business days after kickoff, plus a live rundown with open Q&A
Available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on complexity
A full review of your PostgreSQL environment's security configuration against your compliance requirements, role-based access control, extension risk, and encryption is included. A permissive GRANT structure or an unreviewed extension can undo an otherwise solid security posture.
We review your configuration and access controls against the specific requirements you name at kickoff. Role inheritance in PostgreSQL is easy to get wrong in ways that aren't obvious from the role list alone, which is exactly where this review spends its time.
Scoped to a single PostgreSQL deployment. Implementation of recommendations afterward is available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on the complexity of the change.
A specific list of what's exposed, including which extensions are a risk you haven't evaluated yet, and where your role-based access control has drifted from what it was designed to enforce. You'll know exactly which pg_hba.conf rules are wider than necessary.
$6,800 starting from
A single PostgreSQL deployment
Role-based access control, including role inheritance and default privileges, plus pg_hba.conf authentication methods
PDF report with findings and recommendations in 5–7 business days after kickoff, plus a live rundown with open Q&A
Available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on complexity
A full review of your MongoDB deployment's security configuration, authentication, role-based access control, and encryption, against the compliance requirements you're on the hook for.
We review your configuration and access controls against the specific requirements you name at kickoff, not a generic NoSQL security template. Custom roles are where most MongoDB security reviews find the biggest gaps, since it's easy to grant a broader set of actions than the application actually needs.
Scoped to a single MongoDB replica set or sharded cluster. Implementation of recommendations afterward is available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on the complexity of the change.
A specific list of exposed configuration and access control gaps, not a generic NoSQL security checklist. You'll know exactly which role definitions grant more than they should, and whether your network binding is exposing the deployment more broadly than intended. Every finding in the report is tied back to the specific compliance requirement it addresses, rather than to a generic severity label.
$6,800 starting from
A single MongoDB replica set or sharded cluster
User and role security, including custom role definitions, plus IP binding and auth mechanism review
PDF report with findings and recommendations in 5–7 business days after kickoff, plus a live rundown with open Q&A
Available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on complexity
A full review of your Redis or Valkey deployment's security configuration, auth, ACLs, and network exposure, against the compliance requirements you're accountable for. Default configurations are notoriously permissive, and most teams never revisit them after initial setup.
We review your configuration and access controls against the specific requirements you name at kickoff. Command-level exposure is a common gap here; a deployment can look secure at the network layer while still allowing destructive commands from any authenticated client.
Scoped to a single Redis or Valkey environment. Implementation of recommendations afterward is available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on the complexity of the change.
A specific list of what's exposed in your ACL and network configuration, not a generic cache-layer security checklist. You'll know exactly what data is reachable from where, and whether that matches what you intended, plus a prioritized list your team can act on immediately after the rundown.
$6,800 starting from
A single Redis or Valkey cluster or replica set
ACL configuration, including command and key-pattern restrictions per user, plus bind address and protected-mode settings
PDF report with findings and recommendations in 5–7 business days after kickoff, plus a live rundown with open Q&A
Available as a separate add-on; an amendment or new SOW may be required depending on complexity
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