Software development, AI systems, penetration testing and secure cloud platforms for enterprise teams.
Why Choose Privum
From the first line of code to the pentest report to 24/7 operations — certified engineers, a proven track record, and SLAs that hold up in production.
Web applications, e-commerce and internal platforms — from the first line of code to the release that ships it.
Penetration testing, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 readiness — on what we build for you and on what you already run.
GitOps with ArgoCD, 24/7 NOC and ITIL severity matrices. The team that wrote it is the team that keeps it up.
CKA/CKS and AWS certified. Developers, pentesters and SREs in one team instead of three vendors.
Pre-vetted squads embedded in your workflow. No 6-month hiring pipelines.
GDPR-compliant by default. WET timezone overlaps EU and US East. Bilingual.
The tools we build when consulting isn't enough
Free & Open Source
The modern Bind 9 web interface for enterprise DNS management. Manage zones, records, and DNSSEC through a clean UI with Keycloak SSO, role-based access control, and a complete audit trail — all free and open-source.
Key Features
Our Technology Stack
Kubernetes
Docker
AWS
Azure
GCP
Terraform
Prometheus
GitLab
Grafana
ArgoCD
Helm
ReactTrusted Across Industries
From telecoms with 40M+ subscribers to insurance providers operating across borders — we build, secure and run systems that hold up under pressure.
Banking · Telecom · Insurance · Retail · Finance · Healthcare · Public Sector
From Our Blog
Technical insights and best practices from our engineering team.
Before 1.52.0, the OpenHands SDK put its agent server on the network with no key. Who is exposed, how to check in minutes, and why Apptainer still needs a key.
Two Authlib flaws let an attacker forge valid JWTs when a secret is empty or a PEM key has a stray prefix. Who is exposed, how to find Authlib in your stack, and why 1.9.0 is not enough.
CVE-2026-98432 is a remote flaw in the Linux TCP handshake, in every kernel since 4.4. Who is exposed, how to check your real kernel, and how to block it before the fix ships.
