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Business Websites
A security audit shows where access, updates, settings, and everyday habits could leave your website exposed to real risk. It can also help identify where security testing for web application is needed to check for weaknesses and strengthen protection.
Our Approach
We confirm the systems, permissions, and testing level approved for your website.
We review access, updates, settings, backups, and other safeguards.
We rank findings, separating urgent fixes from longer-term improvements.
Where It Fits
Review store admin access and third-party tools around payments.
Review public site risks and maintenance habits with extra care.
Check contact forms, publishing roles, and account access.
What We Help With
Who can change the site, and whether their permissions fit.
Update habits and outdated software or plugins needing attention.
Backups, monitoring, and response plans for website incidents
Technology
Review permissions and account-management practices.
Identify software and extension versions needing attention.
Check connection security and certificate handling.
Review browser-facing protections where available.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. A security audit reviews how your website is set up and maintained, including access, updates, backups, and settings. A penetration test goes further, by actively trying to break in. Many businesses start with an audit, then add a penetration test if their risk calls for it.
No. No audit can promise a website will never be attacked. An audit finds known weaknesses and risky habits at one point in time, so you can fix them. Security also needs regular updates, backups, and reviews after the audit.
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