Problem we solve
We are running an unsupported framework and security is a real risk
Get off the unsupported version safely — without rewriting the world.
Staged framework migrations with security patching and zero-downtime cutovers.
Signs this is your problem
You will recognise yourself in at least one of these
- Your framework or runtime is past end-of-life and no longer receives security patches.
- A recent CVE applies to a dependency you cannot update without breakage.
- Audits or insurance keep flagging the same issues.
- New hires hesitate to commit to the stack.
Why it happens
The root cause, in plain language
Software rots if left unmaintained. Frameworks reach end-of-life, dependencies accumulate vulnerabilities, and the cost of catching up only grows.
Our approach
How we actually fix this
- 1
Inventory every dependency and runtime to find the actual gap to current.
- 2
Plan a staged migration — newer code first, gradually replacing the old code under Strangler Fig.
- 3
Patch immediate-risk vulnerabilities while the bigger migration is in flight.
- 4
Add CI checks for vulnerable dependencies so future drift is caught early.
What you can expect
Outcomes our clients see
- You exit unsupported versions safely and verifiably.
- Audit and insurance findings closed.
- A maintained pipeline that prevents repeating the same situation in five years.
Related solutions
People with this problem usually also have these
Our old internal system is grinding to a halt
Targeted refactoring of the controllers and queries that actually hurt — instead of a risky full rewrite.
Refactor & performanceWe need to refactor — but we cannot afford any downtime
Refactor in production safely by routing traffic piece by piece — users only notice that things got faster.
Refactor & performanceOur agency says we should rewrite from scratch — is that really needed?
Audit-driven, targeted refactoring delivers most of the gain at a fraction of the cost and risk.
Let's plan your growth
Initial consultation is completely free. We are looking for long-term partnerships.