Website vulnerability assessment
A vulnerability assessment exists to show where the site is exposed and which problems to fix first.
We analyse websites, eCommerce, applications, APIs, servers, CMSs, plugins and configurations with a technical read that stays oriented to real business priorities.
We analyse websites, eCommerce, applications, APIs, servers, CMSs, plugins and configurations with a technical read that stays oriented to real business priorities.
In short
- Scanning for known vulnerabilities and weak configurations.
- Checks on CMS, plugins, servers, certificates, headers and exposed services.
- A report with risk, impact and remediation priority.
- Support for your technical team on remediation and retesting.
When you need it
- Before taking a site or a new private area live.
- After significant CMS, plugin or server updates.
- When the eCommerce handles customer data, orders and payments.
- When Search Console reports spam pages or suspicious problems.
What we check
- Software versions, CVEs and exposed components.
- HTTPS, headers, cookies, permissions and configurations.
- Login, admin, APIs, uploads and public forms.
- Backups, logs, open services and baseline hardening.
It isn't just an automated scan
Scanners help, but they aren't enough. The important part is interpreting the results: separating false positives, working out what genuinely exposes critical data or functions, and ordering the fixes sensibly.
If the project is an eCommerce, we connect the analysis to the catalogue, checkout, customer accounts, feeds, APIs, plugins, servers and ERP systems. For deeper testing of manual attack scenarios, see also eCommerce penetration testing.
If the project is an eCommerce, we connect the analysis to the catalogue, checkout, customer accounts, feeds, APIs, plugins, servers and ERP systems. For deeper testing of manual attack scenarios, see also eCommerce penetration testing.
FAQ
What is the difference between an assessment and a penetration test?
The assessment identifies vulnerabilities and risky configurations. The penetration test simulates manual attacks to see whether a problem can genuinely be exploited.
Can you do it on a site that is already live?
Yes, by agreeing time windows, limits and testing methods so there is no unnecessary impact on traffic, checkout or operations.
Do you provide the fixes as well?
Yes. We can set the priorities and support remediation, updates, hardening and retesting.