SSTD, short for Strike Software Development, is a software development and DevSecOps company helping teams build, secure, and scale modern cloud systems.
Built around the tools most product teams already run
SSTD combines infrastructure design with practical delivery control so teams can move faster without accepting blind operational risk.
Cloud environments, infrastructure as code, and consistent release paths.
Pipeline checks, artifact integrity, and environment-level controls.
Dashboards, alerting, and runbooks designed around real service ownership.
Migration work that reduces risk instead of moving complexity somewhere else.
These are representative engagement patterns focused on delivery quality, platform stability, and operational maturity.
SSTD rebuilt the deployment path, standardized environment configuration, and introduced rollback discipline across staging and production.
incident reduction in release windows
Instead of treating review as a separate gate, SSTD moved scanning, artifact verification, and policy checks into the delivery workflow.
faster security review turnaround
The work focused on alert quality, service ownership visibility, and runbooks that made incidents easier to manage under pressure.
faster mean time to recovery
SSTD connects platform decisions back to release quality, security control, and day-two operations.
Most SSTD work begins with scope clarity, then moves into a sprint, retainer, or embedded advisory arrangement.
A focused review of architecture, delivery, and security posture with a concrete remediation plan.
Hands-on implementation of a specific system milestone such as CI/CD, Kubernetes, or observability.
Ongoing platform ownership, release support, and reliability improvement for active product teams.
Fractional architecture and delivery leadership for founders, CTOs, or small engineering organizations.
Clear systems, explicit ownership, and fewer surprises in production.
We prefer a smaller system with fewer moving parts over a fashionable stack that increases risk.
Controls belong in source control, pipelines, infrastructure definitions, and runtime operations.
Production reliability improves when operational knowledge is written down and tested.
Architectural choices, rollback paths, and service boundaries should always have clear accountability.
Send the current architecture, delivery bottleneck, or security concern. We will scope the work around the real problem instead of forcing a fixed package.
