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Company-managed endpoints
Use managed equipment and defined access expectations around the work.
Security and governance
Global engineering capacity with security considered from the start.
Security is part of the operating infrastructure around a team. Ternary works with customers to establish the access, endpoint, development, and governance controls the engagement requires.
Security claims here describe operating practices, not unverified certification status.
Practices that support a controlled delivery environment.
The exact control set depends on the engagement and customer requirements. Relevant practices include:
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Identity and access controls
MFA, least privilege, access reviews, and revocation when access is no longer required.
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Secure development
Security-aware development practices, code review, dependency awareness, and protected delivery workflows.
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Monitoring and response
Logging, vulnerability management, incident response, and documented escalation paths.
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Trust Center
Review current security and privacy evidence, policies, and operating controls.
Security is addressed during team design and onboarding.
Requirements are clearer when they are discussed before the team starts. The engagement can account for client tools, data access, environment boundaries, working-hour overlap, and specific governance needs.
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Understand the environment
Identify systems, data, roles, and client-specific constraints.
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Design access
Map the minimum access required for the team to do the work.
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Onboard securely
Set up accounts, equipment, workflows, and operating expectations.
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Review continuously
Keep access, vulnerabilities, and operational responsibilities visible as the team changes.
Security questions.
For regulated or high-sensitivity work, the security conversation should be specific to the systems and obligations involved.
Does Ternary claim SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification here?
No certification claim is made on this page. Certification status must be confirmed against current company evidence for the specific engagement.
Can client-specific controls be accommodated?
The team design and onboarding process should identify the controls required by the customer and the systems involved.
Can Ternary provide one engineer?
Yes. A relationship can begin with one specialist and expand into a pod, dedicated team, or larger capability as the roadmap requires.
Who manages the engineers?
Your team owns product priorities and day-to-day context. Ternary provides the employment, engineering operations, delivery support, and continuity infrastructure around the relationship.
Can engineers work in our tools and processes?
Yes. The intended model is integration into the customer's existing tools, rituals, codebase, and working cadence.
Where are Ternary engineers located?
Ternary is U.S.-led with engineering and delivery operations in Bangladesh. Specific working-hour overlap and team composition are designed around the engagement.
How does Ternary handle security?
Security practices include company-managed endpoints, access controls, MFA, least privilege, secure development practices, logging, vulnerability management, and access revocation. Client-specific controls are addressed during setup.
Discuss Your Security Requirements
Share the systems, data, and governance requirements the team must work within.