Security audit
A full assessment of infrastructure, applications and posture
An audit is not a scanner report. Automated scanning is only the start: it finds known vulnerabilities but does not see a flaw in business logic, a privilege-escalation chain or a misconfigured integration. A person finds those.
So the work runs in two layers: automation gives breadth, manual testing gives depth. Every finding is checked for exploitability — you get a confirmed risk, not a theoretical list.
How It Runs
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Scope | What will be tested is agreed: domains, external IPs, applications, integrations. The boundary is confirmed in writing. |
| Recon and scanning | The external surface is mapped: subdomains, ports, services, versions, certificates, checked against known vulnerabilities. |
| Manual testing | What automation misses: authentication, permissions, business logic, file upload, APIs. Findings are confirmed by exploitation. |
| Report and remediation | For each finding: how to reproduce it, what the impact is, how to close it. Ordered by priority. |
What You Get
Technical report
A full write-up of every finding.
- Reproduction steps and evidence
- Impact and exploitability
- Specific remediation guidance
Executive summary
In non-technical language, for decisions.
- Overall risk position
- The three issues that matter most
- Where to start
Retest
After the fixes.
- Closed findings are verified
- Anything still open is recorded
- The final state is documented
Do you want to see what attacks your application is under right now?
We run a free analysis: for one week we watch the automated scanning and attack attempts aimed at your domain, and give you the result as a report. Nothing is blocked at this stage and no configuration is required.
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