Is your store safe to take payments?
Every day, automated scanners probe thousands of websites for outdated plugins, exposed files and weak checkouts. They don't target you because you're valuable. They target you because you're reachable. The question isn't "will someone try?" — it's "what will they find when they do?"
What a check looks for
The same things an automated attack tool looks for, checked without going near your customers or your live orders:
- Software that is out of date. Plugins, themes and platform versions with known holes, and tools already written to use them.
- Files that should not be public: backups, log files, admin pages, configuration files.
- Weak encryption and settings: an expired certificate, missing browser protections, logins with nothing behind the password.
- For shops, the payment path: how checkout is put together, where your payment keys are kept, who has staff access, and how much customer data you hold.
What you get
A report written for an owner. Each finding is ranked by how serious it is and explained in plain words, with the technical detail a developer needs in the same place. You can see what to fix first, and why it matters, without decoding a security tool's output.
The report is dated and yours to keep, which helps if a customer or an insurer asks how the site is looked after.
How it works
- Tell us about your site. The form below takes about two minutes.
- We come back with where you stand and which check fits: automated at €149, reviewed at €500, or custom at €600, which starts with a paid scoping phase. No obligation at that point.
- If you go ahead, the report follows: the findings, the fix guidance, and a summary page written for owners.
What a check cannot do
A check describes how the site stands on the day we look. It isn't a guarantee, and it does not stay true for long, because software changes and new problems appear. We do not attack your site or take it offline, so we tell you what we found rather than proving it by breaking in. Nothing is exploited, nothing is damaged, and your shop keeps serving customers while we work.
Quick answers
How do I know if I need an audit?
If you take payments or hold customer details, the useful question is when someone last looked at the whole thing properly. If you cannot remember, book one.
Is my platform not already secure?
The platform looks after its own code. Your risk sits in what you add on top: the apps and plugins, the keys you store, the permissions you hand out, and the customer data you keep.
Can you fix what you find?
Usually, yes, and we quote the repairs separately if you want them done for you. The report is yours whether or not you hire us again.