SECURITY / REVIEW
We review websites, web apps, AI-assisted builds and LLM workflows so the risks are found by us — before someone else finds them. The best time is before launch, or right after significant changes.
We review digital systems that are already live, close to launch, or recently built with AI, no-code tools, freelancers or internal teams: websites and landing pages, web apps and dashboards, client portals, internal tools, CRM-connected forms, booking, quote and calculator flows, AI-assisted builds, LLM workflows, AI tools, vibe-coded projects, public-facing admin panels and operational systems.
The review focuses on practical risks that can affect users, data, operations and maintainability: exposed secrets, environment risks, authentication, sessions, authorization, access control, dependency and supply-chain issues, unsafe configuration, input handling, data leakage, public/private route separation, admin and role access, file upload risks where relevant, deployment gaps, prompt injection, sensitive data exposure in AI workflows, logging, error handling and debug exposure.
Prioritized findings with severity and business impact, practical remediation steps, quick wins, a production-readiness recommendation, a retest option after fixes and a plain-language summary for non-technical stakeholders. We say clearly what must be fixed now and what can wait.
All security reviews require written authorization and an agreed scope. We do not perform unauthorized testing. Reviews are scoped, controlled and non-destructive unless a different method is explicitly approved in writing. A review is not a certification, legal guarantee or full compliance audit unless that scope is explicitly agreed in writing.
Before launching a new website or web app. After a rushed rebuild or AI-assisted development. Before you trust it with real customer data or open access to clients and staff. When the original developer is gone, or the project works in a demo but still feels risky. And after any significant change to authentication, payments, forms or admin functions.
Tell us the project type, its current status, what worries you most and what systems or data it touches. We agree a safe, specific scope in writing before any testing — no surprises for you or your system.
Bring one messy process. We will tell you where it breaks, what it costs and what we would fix first — even if you then decide to do it without us.