Security Knowledge Center

An engineering reference for application security — organized by the kind of problem you're actually working on, not by product feature. Every article teaches the underlying concept first and links to where Strata applies it, not the other way around.

Categories at a Glance

CategoryFocusFeatured resources
Mobile Application SecurityStatic and dynamic analysis of Android and iOS applications, and the OWASP Mobile Top 10 framework findings map to.2
Repository SecuritySecret detection, dependency review, SAST patterns, and the access-control practices that keep a codebase auditable.1
CI/CD SecurityPipeline trust boundaries, branch protection, artifact integrity, and deployment gating for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI.1
Secure SDLCTreating security requirements as a design constraint from the start, not a review gate at the end.0
Vulnerability ManagementTurning raw findings into a prioritized, trackable backlog — beyond what a severity score alone can tell you.2
Reverse EngineeringManual analysis of compiled binaries — the toolchain and reasoning static analysis automates a subset of.2
Software Supply ChainDependency provenance, build artifact integrity, and the trust boundaries every third-party package introduces.2
Engineering LeadershipMaking application security legible to the people who manage teams and answer for organizational risk.1

Not Sure Which Category You Need?

Are you assessing a specific artifact right now?
YesIs it a mobile app binary (APK/IPA) or a source repository?
YesMobile Application Security — start with APK/IPA static analysis.
NoRepository Security — start with the repository assessment checklist.
NoAre you setting up or reviewing automated scanning?
YesCI/CD Security — pipeline controls and where automated scanning fits.
NoAre you trying to prioritize or report on an existing backlog?
YesVulnerability Management or Engineering Leadership, depending on your audience.
NoSecure SDLC or Software Supply Chain — start from the category overview below.
How this library is organized

Categories aren't mutually exclusive — an article on CI/CD security controls also appears under Software Supply Chain, because the same content genuinely serves both search intents. Each category page links to the specific articles most central to it and the existing product pages relevant to the topic, so you can go as deep or as product-specific as you need from any entry point.