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Website Security Audit

A focused security audit of your website or web app — we find the real vulnerabilities, fix the critical ones with you, and hand you a plain-English report your team can act on.

A DOCXA security audit is a manual, engineering-led review of what actually matters: how authentication and sessions work, what your dependencies hide, what your server leaks, and how an attacker would move through your site. Automated scanners catch the obvious; our audit covers the OWASP Top 10 plus the business-logic flaws scanners can't see. You get a prioritized report, the fixes implemented or guided, and a retest to confirm.

What's included

  • Manual review of authentication, sessions, authorization and access control
  • OWASP Top 10 coverage: injection, XSS, CSRF, broken access control and more
  • Dependency and package audit with exploitability triage (not just a version list)
  • Security headers, TLS, cookie and CSP configuration review
  • File-upload, payment-flow and API endpoint testing
  • Business-logic review — the flaws automated scanners structurally miss
Most audits complete in 1–2 weeks depending on application size. Critical findings are reported immediately — you never wait for the final PDF to hear about something urgent.
Who it's for

Built for website security audit buyers like you

Businesses handling payments or customer data

One incident costs more than every audit you'll ever buy — and most breaches trace to known, fixable flaws.

Teams about to launch

Pre-launch is the cheapest time to find what would otherwise be found for you, publicly.

Sites that were built years ago

Dependencies age badly. An audit tells you exactly where you stand, without guesswork.

Owners recovering from a breach

We find how it happened, close the hole, and harden the surroundings so it stays closed.

Sound familiar?

Problems this solves

Login forms, admin panels and APIs that were never reviewed by a security engineer

Outdated libraries with known public vulnerabilities running in production

Customer data sent over forms without proper protection

Missing security headers, exposed admin paths, permissive file uploads

Backups that have never actually been tested

Nobody can say, honestly, how bad the risk is right now

What you get

  • Manual review of authentication, sessions, authorization and access control
  • OWASP Top 10 coverage: injection, XSS, CSRF, broken access control and more
  • Dependency and package audit with exploitability triage (not just a version list)
  • Security headers, TLS, cookie and CSP configuration review
  • File-upload, payment-flow and API endpoint testing
  • Business-logic review — the flaws automated scanners structurally miss
  • Prioritized plain-English report: what was found, why it matters, how it's fixed
  • Remediation support and a retest to verify every fix

Technologies we use

Assessment

OWASP Top 10 & ASVS methodologyAutomated scanning plus manual testingDependency audit tooling

Web & API

Auth & session testingAPI endpoint reviewUpload & payment flow testing

Platform

Server & TLS configurationSecurity headers & CSPHosting hardening (Hostinger / VPS)

Aftercare

Fix implementationRetest & verificationMonitoring recommendations
Process

How the work actually runs

  1. 01

    Scope & rules

    Targets, environments and ground rules agreed in writing — including a safe window for active testing.

  2. 02

    Recon & scanning

    Automated tooling maps the attack surface; findings feed the manual review, never replace it.

  3. 03

    Manual testing

    An engineer attacks the way a real attacker would — auth, business logic, APIs, uploads.

  4. 04

    Report & walkthrough

    Findings ranked by real risk with concrete fixes; we walk your team through every item.

  5. 05

    Fix & retest

    Critical fixes implemented with you or guided; a retest verifies everything is actually closed.

Timeline

Most audits complete in 1–2 weeks depending on application size. Critical findings are reported immediately — you never wait for the final PDF to hear about something urgent.

How pricing works

Fixed quote based on the number of applications, user roles and integrations in scope — agreed before testing starts. Remediation help is either included for small fixes or quoted separately for larger ones, so you can decide who implements what.

Industries we serve

E-commerce & paymentsHealthcareEducationProfessional servicesSaaS & web appsAny business with a login form
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Will the testing break my live website?

No. Testing is non-destructive by design and follows the ground rules we agree in writing — for anything with real attack potential, we test on a staging copy or in an agreed window. Uptime is never gambled for findings.

What do I actually receive at the end?

A prioritized report in plain English: every finding with evidence, real-world impact, and a concrete fix. No 80-page scanner dump — if an item doesn't matter for your business, it's not in the report.

Can you also fix what you find?

Yes. Small fixes are typically included in the audit quote; larger ones get their own scoped estimate. You can also hand the report to your own developers — it's written to be actionable without us.

Is this a penetration test?

It's an engineering-led security audit covering the OWASP Top 10 with manual testing — deeper than vulnerability scanning, narrower than a full multi-week red-team engagement. For most businesses it's the right-sized layer of assurance; we'll say so if you need more.

How often should we audit?

Once a year for a stable site, and before every major launch or after significant feature work on payment or auth flows. Between audits, our monitoring recommendations catch the drift that normally accumulates.

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