Passive external review
We check HTTPS, the certificate, and public domain and email settings.
Security and resilience
We review public exposure and fix confirmed issues.
The first review uses public information and low-impact methods. Deeper testing starts only after the systems and boundaries have been agreed in writing.
How we work
We state what we found and what we could not verify.
A public signal does not prove a vulnerability by itself. The report separates confirmed observations from checks that require the company's permission.
Assessment with written permission
Systems, timing, and permitted methods are agreed in advance. We stay within those boundaries.
Repair and verification
We fix confirmed issues, then check whether the change addressed the cause.
Recovery
We review backups and prepare the steps needed to restore the system after an interruption.
External review
See what is publicly visible about your company's website.
Enter the website address for a public summary. The review does not attempt authentication and does not test whether a possible issue can be exploited.
Passive review
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Anonymous summary
This is an external summary, not a security assessment.
We separate what was observed, what could not be confirmed, and what would require an authorized assessment.
The detailed report is private. Email verification grants access to the report; it does not authorize security testing.
The pre-authorization boundary
What the public review does not do.
- No password or login attempts.
- No code or payloads sent to forms.
- No hidden file or admin panel discovery.
- No SQL injection, XSS, or exploit testing.
- No private data access or protection bypass.
- No traffic that could affect availability.
Business continuity and security
What would it cost if an important system stopped tomorrow?
If your website, online shop, or internal system matters to day-to-day operations, we can check what is visible externally and what deserves a closer look. Deeper testing requires written authorization.