Cybersecurity research

We study your website and infrastructure the way an attacker would: vulnerability scanning, dependency and plugin audits, configuration and hosting review, and penetration testing — then we fix what we find and harden the rest. You get a prioritized, plain-language report, not a scare deck.

Vulnerability scanning and audits
Dependency, plugin and module review
Configuration and hosting hardening
Penetration testing
Incident response and forensics
Prioritized, plain-language report

The threat is not theoretical

Public figures from security research — the point of the work below is to keep you out of them.

≈ 40,000: new vulnerabilities were published in 2024 — every dependency you run is somewhere in that pile CVE.org
68%: of breaches involve a human element — credentials, phishing, misuse Verizon DBIR 2024
258 days: is the average time to identify and contain a breach — for those who get there without help IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024
$4.88 M: is the average cost of a data breach worldwide IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024
51%: of web traffic is automated — bots probing, scraping, credential-stuffing your forms Imperva Bad Bot Report 2024

Research

We watch the threat landscape so you don’t have to: CVE feeds for every component you run, exploit research, and the OWASP Top 10 applied to your actual code — not to a template checklist. When a new vulnerability matters to you, you hear it from us before you read it anywhere else.

Audits

A full-stack audit of your site and infrastructure:

Dependency, plugin and module inventory — everything with a version
Configuration and hosting review: PHP, headers, permissions, TLS
Authentication and access control testing
OWASP Top 10 application testing (injection, XSS, CSRF…)
A prioritized, plain-language report: what matters and what it costs to fix

Protection

What we run once the audit findings are closed:

Hardening: patched stacks, least privilege, WAF rules
Monitoring and anomaly detection, with alerting
Incident response: containment, forensics, recovery
An ongoing CVE watch over everything you run