‘Embedded’ means your team gets bigger, not more complicated.
Cyber64 engineers don't sit in a separate room waiting for tickets. They join your standups, use your tools, learn your codebase, and operate inside your workflows. The goal is a team that feels like one team, regardless of where people work.
We’re not talking about staff augmentation. There's a delivery structure around every engagement: a project lead, a technical architect, defined sprints, QA gates, and a direct line to senior decision-makers. But the day-to-day experience for your people is working alongside ours, not managing a vendor.
Scrum, but with teeth
Every project runs on Scrum — real Scrum, with sprint planning, reviews, retrospectives, and backlog discipline. Not the version where you call your waterfall process "agile" because you have a Jira board.
Sprint cycles are typically two weeks. Priorities are set with the client at the start of each sprint and locked until review. Scope changes go through backlog refinement, not Slack threads, and the result is a delivery rhythm that's predictable for the client and sustainable for the team.
Quality built in, not bolted on
Cyber64 runs a full QA pyramid on every engagement: unit tests, integration tests, performance tests, UI tests, and manual testing. Automated test coverage increases with every sprint, not as a nice-to-have, but as a gate before anything ships.
Code reviews are mandatory, AEM version upgrades and service pack maintenance happen proactively, not reactively, and the standard is production-grade work from sprint one.
Built to hand over
Every solution is built so the client's own team can maintain and extend it. Documentation, knowledge transfer, and enablement are part of the delivery.
For AEM-specific projects, Cyber64 offers AEM Academia: a structured, role-based training platform with guided real-case scenarios for content authors, frontend and backend developers, DevOps engineers, and QA specialists. The goal is confident self-sufficiency, not dependency.
And what do we do after the launch?
Most Cyber64 client relationships extend well beyond the initial project. Ongoing support covers monitoring, incident response, platform upgrades, backlog management, and continuous optimisation.
And when we say ‘support’, we don’t mean a call centre. It's the same team that built your platform, with full context and no re-onboarding. SLA terms — response times, escalation paths, and coverage windows — are defined upfront, not debated during an outage.
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