Security Audit
Know where your applications are exposed
Security Audit
A security audit is a structured review of your web applications, servers and code against known weaknesses. We check how users sign in, how data is stored and sent, how the server is configured and which third-party packages are out of date, using the OWASP guidelines as our checklist. You get a written report that ranks each finding by risk and explains in plain terms what to fix first.
What We Deliver
What's included in Security Audit.
Web application review
Sign-in, sessions, forms, file uploads and access rules checked against the OWASP Top 10.
Server configuration
SSL settings, open services, file permissions and admin panels reviewed for common misconfigurations.
Outdated packages
Libraries and plugins with published vulnerabilities, listed with the version that fixes each one.
Accounts and passwords
Who has admin access, how passwords are stored and whether old accounts are still active.
Data protection
How personal and financial data is stored, encrypted, backed up and shared.
Plain reporting
Each finding with its risk level, where it was found and the steps to fix it, plus a short summary for management.
Our Process
How the work runs, step by step.
Scoping
We agree in writing which applications, servers and environments are covered, and when the review can take place.
Information gathering
We collect documentation, access details and an overview of how the system is used.
Review
We work through the checklist, combining automated tools with manual review.
Report
You receive the report and a call where we explain the findings and answer questions.
Fixes and recheck
We can help your team fix the issues and then recheck the findings that were addressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Security Audit.
An audit is a broad review of your setup, code and configuration against a checklist. A penetration test goes deeper on chosen systems and confirms which weaknesses can actually be exploited. Many businesses start with an audit.
We agree the scope and timing in advance and avoid anything that could affect real users. Where possible we work on a staging copy.
Yes, we can sign an NDA before we start, so it is in place before we receive any access or documentation.
Access to the applications and servers in scope (we ask for read-only access where possible), any documentation you have, and a contact person who can answer questions during the audit.
Other Cybersecurity services
- Penetration Testing Simulated cyber attacks to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before attackers do.
- Compliance & GDPR Gap assessments, policies and evidence to prepare your business for GDPR, India's DPDP Act, and ISO 27001, SOC 2 or PCI DSS audits.
- Incident Response Help containing a security incident or data breach, finding out how the attacker got in and bringing systems back safely.
- Secure Code Review Static and dynamic analysis of source code to detect security flaws.
Want to know how secure your systems are?
Tell us which applications and servers you want reviewed and we will propose a scope for the audit.