A company preparing to launch a site or app that needs a defined security assessment.
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Who is this service for?
A team with scattered security findings that needs them prioritized by impact.
An organization that changed systems and needs the affected areas reviewed.
What does the work include?
The proposal defines the delivery scope, which may include:
- Assets, exclusions, authorization boundaries, and schedule document.
- Assessment of approved security areas and documented testing limits.
- Report of confirmed findings, evidence, potential impact, and remediation priority.
- Practical recommendations for the responsible team.
- Retesting of specified fixes when agreed.
How do we deliver the project?
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1. Scope and priorities
We review the current situation and agree the outcomes and acceptance criteria.
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2. Plan and design
We define the approach, dependencies, and responsibilities before delivery work begins.
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3. Implementation and review
We complete the agreed work and provide an output for review.
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4. Verification and handover
We verify the approved scope and prepare handover and next steps.
What do we need to get started?
- A general system description, purpose, and owner.
- An initial list of assets to discuss.
- The objective and important operating dates.
- An authorized scope and authorization contact.
How are duration and cost determined?
Estimates depend on asset count and complexity, assessment type, authorized access, operational limits, and retesting.
A defined assessment is not continuous monitoring; periodic work is scoped separately.
Representative use case
Illustrative scenario: A company is preparing to launch a customer portal that includes user accounts, private information, and integrations with internal systems. Before launch, the agreed application and infrastructure are assessed within an authorized scope. Confirmed findings are documented with evidence and remediation priorities, allowing the development team to address the most important risks and request verification of the fixes before release.
Frequently asked questions
Does the service automatically cover every system?
No. Assets and boundaries are agreed before work; additions need scope, authorization, and cost review.
Can you test a vendor-owned system?
Appropriate authorization from the authorized owner is required. A URL alone is not sufficient.
Can testing affect operations?
Potential impact depends on assessment type and environment, so timing, limits, and test environments are agreed in advance.
Does the assessment include remediation?
The proposal states whether work is assessment and recommendations only, or includes remediation.
Does a result mean the system is fully secure?
No. Results reflect the assets, tests, and time included, and do not guarantee that no vulnerabilities exist.
How do we share information safely?
A non-sensitive initial description is enough. Approved sharing channels are defined later; do not send secrets through the public form.
Next step
Share a general description of what you want assessed so we can discuss the appropriate scope.
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