Website Security Audit Service

A security audit covers your application's overall security posture — headers, TLS, dependencies, configuration, OWASP compliance. A penetration test goes deeper, focusing on actively exploiting specific vulnerabilities to simulate a real attacker. Our audit includes targeted proof-of-concept exploits for critical findings, which closes a lot of that gap in practice.

Most audits wrap up in 7–9 business days from kickoff to report delivery. Complex SaaS applications with multiple auth flows and broad API surfaces can run 10–14 days. The re-test phase adds another 1–2 weeks depending on how quickly your team remediates.

Not necessarily. A thorough black-box audit from the outside is entirely doable. That said, access to your dependency manifests — package.json, yarn.lock — makes CVE scanning significantly more accurate. For SaaS applications, authenticated testing access gives us coverage of everything behind the login wall.

The OWASP Top 10 is the industry-standard classification of the most critical web application security risks, maintained by the Open Web Application Security Project. It covers injection, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, XML external entities, broken access control, security misconfiguration, XSS, insecure deserialization, vulnerable components, and insufficient logging. Most compliance frameworks reference it directly.

No. We use non-destructive testing methods and throttle automated scanning to avoid any performance impact. Everything's coordinated with your team upfront, and we can schedule intensive scans during low-traffic windows. We never modify data or push exploits beyond safe proof-of-concept demonstrations.

You get three documents: an executive summary with risk ratings and business impact for leadership, a detailed technical report with reproduction steps and CVSS scores for your engineers, and a phased remediation roadmap prioritized by severity and effort. After remediation, you get a verification report confirming each fix.