A practical security audit of your web applications, servers, accounts, and processes, delivered as a prioritised action plan.
No clear picture of where the real risks are.
Former staff and old integrations still have access.
Backups and controls assumed to work.
Clients or regulators asking security questions you cannot answer.
Checks for common vulnerabilities in your apps.
Server, cloud, and network configuration.
Accounts, permissions, and third-party access.
Backups, onboarding, offboarding, and incident plans.
Risk-ranked findings with clear actions.
A clear view of your risks.
Effort focused on the biggest gaps.
Evidence of due diligence for clients.
Agree systems and depth of review.
Technical checks and process interviews.
Findings ranked by risk and effort.
Optional help implementing fixes.
Custom Quote
Quoted after agreeing scope — number of applications, servers, and users in review.
An audit is broader but less deep than a full penetration test. Where a formal penetration test is needed, we will say so and can scope it separately.
No — checks are planned to avoid disruption, and anything intrusive is agreed in advance.
Both leadership and technical staff: an executive summary plus detailed technical findings.
Harden your website against common attacks with secure configuration, protective headers, a web application firewall, and monitoring.
Fast clean-up of hacked or infected websites, removal of malicious code, and hardening so it does not happen again.
Automated, off-site, tested backups and a clear recovery plan — so a failure, mistake, or attack does not become a disaster.