What the public can see
Pages, files, and endpoints that are reachable from the internet but were never meant to be.
- Exposed admin and login pages
- Publicly reachable files and backups
- Information the application gives away about itself
Is your web application exposing more than it should?
Running an older software package, or a web application nobody has looked at in a while? We review it for anything exposed that you would not want public, explain what we find in plain language, and tell you what to fix first.
A focused review of one web application
We agree the application, URLs, and environments in scope with you before we look at anything.
- An agreed list of the application and URLs in scope
- Findings explained in plain business language
- A short, prioritized list of what to fix first
- A clear quote if you want us to handle the fixes
What we look at.
Three questions about your application, answered in plain language without changing anything.
What is out of date
Older software, plugins, and frameworks that have known problems and have not been updated.
- Outdated software and plugin versions
- Unsupported platforms that no longer get fixes
- Third-party connections and API access
What to do about it
Findings ranked by how much they matter to your business, so the first fixes are the ones worth making.
- Plain-language findings, ranked by impact
- Recommended fixes for each item
- Optional follow-through by our team
How the Review Works
Step 1
Agree the Scope
We confirm which application, URLs, and environments are in scope before we look at anything.
Step 2
Review the Application
We check what is publicly reachable, what is out of date, and what the application reveals about itself, without changing it.
Step 3
Report What We Found
You get plain-language findings, ranked by how much they matter to your business.
Step 4
Fix What Matters
If you want us to, we fix the issues, starting with the ones that matter most.
Is this a full cybersecurity assessment or penetration test?
Not by default. The standard review is a focused check of a web application you already run, looking for anything exposed that should not be. If you need a full penetration test or a broader cybersecurity assessment, our team can do that too, scoped as a separate engagement.
Will you change anything on our site during the review?
No. We agree the scope with you first, and the review does not change your application or its data.
Does this certify that our application is secure?
No. A review reports what we found within the agreed scope. It does not certify compliance or guarantee that a system is secure.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes, even if we did not build or support the application. We analyze each issue, review the code and configuration behind it, and fix what we find. Fixes are quoted separately so you can decide what to do.
Want a second look at your application?
Tell us what you are running and how old it is. We will tell you whether a review makes sense and what it would cover.