Security teams are piecing together visibility from a dozen vendor tools that don't talk to each other, writing detection rules in SIEM platforms that weren't designed for their specific threat model, and managing access reviews in spreadsheets that have no enforcement mechanism. The security infrastructure is there -- the operational tooling isn't.
We build custom security software: SOC dashboards and threat detection tooling, identity and access management systems, vulnerability management platforms, and security compliance automation. Software built for your security team's specific environment, not a generic product that requires your environment to conform to it.
Security compliance automation for SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, and custom control frameworks
Summary
RaftLabs builds custom cybersecurity software for security teams -- SOC dashboards and threat detection tooling, identity and access management systems, vulnerability management platforms, and security compliance automation for SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, and custom control frameworks. We are a software development company, not a penetration testing firm or managed security service provider. We build the operational tools your security team uses every day: the platforms that aggregate alerts, route access reviews, track remediation tasks, and generate audit evidence. Most cybersecurity software projects deliver in 10-16 weeks at a fixed cost.
100+Products shipped
·24+Industries served
·FixedCost delivery
·10-16Week delivery cycles
The gap between security tools and security operations
Security teams have more vendor products than ever -- SIEM, EDR, CSPM, vulnerability scanners, identity providers -- and less operational clarity than they should. Each tool generates its own alerts, applies its own severity scores, and lives behind its own console. Analysts context-switch constantly. Risk doesn't get aggregated. Decisions get made on incomplete data.
We build the software layer that sits on top of those tools: dashboards that unify alert data, workflow systems that route tasks to the right people, platforms that track remediation against SLA targets, and compliance tooling that collects evidence automatically. Not replacements for your security vendors -- the operational software that makes your security vendors actually usable.
What we build
Security operations platform
Custom SOC platforms that aggregate alerts from your SIEM, EDR, and cloud security tools into a single analyst interface. Alert triage workflows that apply your specific severity logic and routing rules. Incident response case management with evidence collection, timeline tracking, and closure documentation. SOC manager dashboards showing analyst workload, mean time to respond, and detection coverage by threat category. Built around how your security operations team actually works, not a generic ticketing system that security has been handed and asked to adapt.
Identity and access management
Custom IAM platforms for user provisioning and deprovisioning, role-based access control management, and access review workflows. Joiner-mover-leaver automation that triggers access changes from your HR system when employees join, change roles, or leave. Privileged access management for admin accounts with session recording and just-in-time access controls. Access certification workflows that route reviews to the right managers, track responses, and enforce revocations. The audit trail that demonstrates to compliance auditors that access is actively managed, not assumed.
Vulnerability management software
Custom vulnerability management platforms that aggregate scan results from Tenable, Qualys, or Rapid7, apply risk-based prioritisation against your asset criticality and business context, and route remediation tasks to infrastructure, development, and application teams with SLA targets attached. Fix rate tracking and SLA compliance reporting that gives your CISO a defensible answer when auditors ask how quickly critical vulnerabilities get remediated. The platform that replaces the Excel-based vulnerability tracking process most security teams still rely on.
Security compliance automation
Custom compliance platforms for SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and custom control frameworks. Automated evidence collection from your cloud infrastructure and SaaS tools -- pulling access logs, configuration states, and policy acknowledgments without manual export. Continuous control monitoring with alerts when controls drift from their required state. Policy management with employee acknowledgment tracking. Audit evidence libraries organised by control that reduce compliance prep from weeks to hours. Built for your specific framework and control environment, not a generic GRC tool.
Threat intelligence integration
Custom threat intelligence platforms that ingest feeds from commercial, open source, and proprietary sources, normalise indicators of compromise into your detection environment, and surface relevant threat context to analysts during incident investigation. Threat actor tracking, TTP mapping to MITRE ATT&CK, and automated indicator enrichment in your alert triage workflow. The operational layer that turns raw threat intelligence into analyst-facing context at the moment it matters -- during an investigation, not in a weekly report nobody has time to read.
Security analytics and reporting
Custom security analytics dashboards for CISOs, security managers, and board-level reporting. Security posture metrics tracked over time: mean time to detect, mean time to respond, vulnerability backlog by severity and team, control compliance rates, and user access risk scores. Trend analysis that shows whether your security programme is improving or stagnating. Reporting pipelines that pull data from your security tools automatically, produce consistent metrics on a defined schedule, and give stakeholders the visibility they need without an analyst manually assembling a report from six different systems every quarter.
Frequently asked questions
No. We are a software development company. We build the security software tools that security teams use -- dashboards, platforms, workflows, and automation. We do not perform penetration testing, red team exercises, vulnerability assessments, or managed detection and response. We are not an MSSP. If you need a pen test or managed security services, a dedicated security firm is the right partner. If you need custom software to make your security operations more effective -- a SOC platform, an IAM system, a vulnerability management tool -- that is what we build.
Off-the-shelf security platforms are built for the median use case. Custom tooling makes sense when you need to integrate multiple vendor products into a unified operational view your analysts can actually work from, when your threat model or data sources are specific enough that standard platforms don't handle them well, or when you need to build security tooling into your own product rather than buying a standalone tool. Custom also makes sense when the ongoing licensing cost of a vendor platform exceeds what a purpose-built tool would cost to build and run. We assess that trade-off honestly during scoping.
We follow a secure SDLC: threat modelling during architecture, input validation and output encoding throughout, authentication using industry-standard protocols (OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML), encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access control designed to minimum necessary access, and comprehensive audit logging of security-relevant events. We document the security decisions made during development so your security team can review the architecture and your compliance team can reference it in assessments. We write secure software and treat it as a baseline requirement, not an optional feature.
A focused security tool -- single use case, one or two integrations, for example a threat detection dashboard or an access review workflow -- typically runs $25,000 to $70,000. A full security platform with multiple data sources, compliance automation, access management, and analytics runs $70,000 to $200,000 depending on scope and integration complexity. We scope each project before pricing it. You get a fixed cost before development starts, not a time-and-materials bill that grows as requirements become clear.
