The public-facing site
Review agreed pages, forms, CMS exposure and practical configuration risks.
WEBSITE SECURITY / AUTHORISED REVIEW
Know what needs fixing. And why.
I review websites and web applications, then explain the findings in plain language: what the issue is, what it could mean and what to do next. Security is a second core capability alongside website design and development.
■Service scope
A report you can act on.
The review is agreed around your site and the questions you need answered—not a mystery box of scanner output.
Accounts and application behaviour
Where authorised, examine access boundaries, sessions, inputs and important user journeys.
APIs and connections
Check agreed integrations and data flows for issues relevant to how the service works.
Prioritised next steps
Get the finding, its practical impact and a clear remediation recommendation. Fix checks can be scoped too.
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This is not a checklist package. The scope is shaped around what your website actually needs.
●The right fit
A useful check before or after a big change.
Consider a review before launch, after significant changes, or when a site handles accounts or customer information. Testing only starts with explicit authorisation and an agreed scope.
See selected work→■How we work
Permission first. Findings in plain English.
Agree the boundaries
Define the assets, access, timing and what is explicitly out of scope.
Review the agreed areas
Assess the site carefully, using manual checks supported by suitable tools.
Explain what matters
Receive prioritised findings with impact and practical remediation guidance.
Recheck if useful
If agreed, verify the changes and update the report with what is resolved.
■Selected work
Fast review. Clear report. Useful next steps.
A client’s feedback on a focused security review and the report that followed.
“I asked Daniel to check the security of our service during the day, and by evening I had a finished report. Several vulnerabilities were found, including critical ones. Some of the findings genuinely surprised us. Everything was explained in plain language: where the problem is, why it’s dangerous, and what to do about it. Really liked the speed, attention to detail, and approach. Can confidently recommend.
●No guesswork
Before we get into it.
01Do you need permission to test a website?+
Yes. Testing starts only with clear authorisation, agreed targets, timing and boundaries.
02What will the report include?+
A prioritised explanation of each finding, its practical impact and recommended remediation. Fix verification can be included in scope.
03Can you review a site before launch?+
Yes. A pre-launch review can focus on the agreed public site, accounts, forms, configuration and integrations.
●Next step
Let’s define a safe, useful scope.
Tell me what the website does and what you want confidence about. We’ll agree the boundaries before any testing starts.
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