Website Security

Website Security Scan & Report

We scan your website from an attacker's perspective — checking SSL configuration, security headers, open ports, exposed admin panels, and technology stack vulnerabilities. You get a clear report with exactly what to fix and how.

How It Works

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You Share Your Domain

Send us your website URL. That's all we need to start. No access credentials required for the external scan — we assess your site exactly as an attacker would see it.

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We Run the Full Scan Suite

SSL Labs for certificate analysis. SecurityHeaders.com for header policy. Nmap for open ports and services. Wappalyzer for technology fingerprinting. We check everything an attacker would probe first.

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We Analyze & Prioritize

Every finding is classified as Critical, High, Medium, or Low risk. We don't just dump raw scan output — we interpret it, explain what it means for your business, and rank what to fix first.

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You Receive Your Report

A professional multi-page report with findings, risk ratings, and step-by-step remediation instructions. No jargon walls — just clear actions you or your developer can implement immediately.

What We Scan

Eight categories of assessment, covering the same vectors a real attacker would probe.

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SSL/TLS Configuration

Certificate validity, protocol versions, cipher suites, key strength. We verify you're not using deprecated TLS 1.0/1.1 and check for Heartbleed, POODLE, and BEAST vulnerabilities.

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Security Headers

HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy. Missing headers leave your visitors vulnerable to clickjacking, XSS, and downgrade attacks.

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Open Ports & Services

Network scan for exposed services — databases, FTP, SSH, admin panels. Every open port is a potential entry point. We identify what's listening and whether it should be.

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DNS & Email Security

SPF, DKIM, DMARC record validation. Without these, anyone can send emails pretending to be you — enabling phishing attacks against your clients and partners.

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Exposed Files & Paths

We probe for .env files, .git directories, wp-config.php backups, database dumps, and admin panels. One exposed file can hand attackers your database credentials.

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Subdomain Enumeration

Discovery of forgotten subdomains — staging servers, legacy admin panels, dev environments. These often bypass your main site's security controls.

Sample Report Preview

This is what you receive — a professional, prioritized report. Not raw scan output.

Website Security Scan Report

Website Security Scan Report

Comprehensive vulnerability assessment — SSL/TLS, security headers, exposed files, DNS/email security, and subdomain enumeration.

Prepared For
[Client Name]
Domain
[yourdomain.com]
Scan Date
August 8, 2026
Tools Used
nmap, openssl, curl, dig

Executive Summary

This report presents the results of a comprehensive website security scan. The assessment covered SSL/TLS configuration, HTTP security headers, vulnerability scanning, exposed file detection, DNS/email security, subdomain enumeration, and CMS-specific checks. Findings are organized by severity with plain-language explanations and recommended fixes.

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Critical
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High
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Medium
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Low / Info
Scan CategoryToolGradeStatus
SSL/TLSopenssl + SSL LabsB+TLS 1.2/1.3 only — HSTS missing prevents A
Security Headerssecurityheaders.comRMultiple critical headers missing
DNS / Email AuthdigFAILDMARC absent — email spoofing risk
Exposed Filescurl (16 paths)PASSAll sensitive paths blocked (403)
Subdomainsdig (25 tested)8 foundLegacy admin subdomains exposed

After remediation on the same engagement:

C
A-

Overall security grade — before and after same-day remediation

What You Get

  • SSL/TLS configuration analysis with letter grade
  • Security headers audit (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, etc.)
  • Open port scan with service identification
  • DNS & email authentication check (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
  • Exposed file and admin panel detection
  • Subdomain enumeration and legacy asset discovery
  • Technology stack fingerprint (CMS, frameworks, plugins)
  • Prioritized findings: Critical → Low with business risk context
  • Step-by-step fix instructions for each finding
  • Before/after comparison if you hire us for remediation