Security Review
Find out whether the website is exposed before someone else does.
A serious audit is not a generic scan. It is a system-level reading of the website: frontend, admin, forms, deploy, email flow, sensitive files, hosting, dependencies and operational drift. The goal is to identify where the risk is real and how to reduce it without breaking the business.
What we analyse
- contact forms, mail endpoints, token flow, sessions and bot abuse;
- admin panel, CMS workflow, auth bridge and deploy path;
- exposed configuration, sensitive files, backups and unsafe locations;
- dependencies, application logic,
.htaccess, robots and publishing structure; - mismatch between repository, runtime and build output.
What you receive
Technical evidence
Not vague opinions: concrete files, flows, priorities, impact and why the risk exists.
Priority order
We separate what must be fixed now, what is hardening and what is just noise.
Fix path
The audit only matters if it can be translated into concrete, verifiable remediation.
When it is worth doing
- the website was built by past vendors and nobody really owns the logic anymore;
- the contact flow is opaque, spam-heavy or unreliable;
- the CMS or back office feels risky every time someone logs in;
- you are planning a rebuild but want to know what is actually worth saving first.
Important note
A strong audit often avoids two expensive mistakes: rebuilding everything when it is unnecessary, or keeping alive the exact piece that will continue to create risk after the redesign.