I will run a website vulnerability assessment with a clear fix plan
SVP Head Application Security and VAPT, Penetration Testing Expert
About this Gig
Most website owners get a raw scanner report full of noise and no idea what to fix first. This gig is different. I verify every important finding myself and give you a short, clear plan ordered by real risk.
I lead Application Security and VAPT as SVP at a major bank, with over 13 years in cybersecurity and bug bounty hunting and a HackerOne Top 100 ranking for three consecutive years.
I have assessed more than 500 companies, and I write reports that business owners and developers both understand.
What you get: a professional scan of your website, manual verification of the key findings, and a plain language report that tells you what is wrong, why it matters and how to fix it, in priority order. Premium adds deeper manual checks and a retest. You finish knowing exactly what to fix first, why it matters for your business and what can safely wait.
Message me before ordering with your website address and what changed recently, and I will confirm whether a website vulnerability assessment is enough or whether a full penetration test is the safer next step. You must own the website or hold written authorisation to assess it.
Testing application:
Website
Development technology:
Other
Device:
PC
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Linux
My Portfolio
FAQ
How is this different from a penetration test?
An assessment verifies known weaknesses and prioritises fixes. A penetration test goes deeper and tries to exploit flaws like an attacker.
Will this slow down or break my website?
No. The checks are non destructive and safe for live websites.
Do you fix the issues as well?
The report gives clear fix steps for you or your developer. Fixes themselves are a separate scope.
What do you need from me?
Your website address and written confirmation that you own it or are authorised to assess it.
Can you assess a WordPress website?
Yes. A website vulnerability assessment for WordPress covers the core software, themes and plugins, plus the public facing checks that apply to your setup.
How often should I run a website vulnerability assessment?
Most businesses run one every quarter and after any major website change, so new weaknesses are caught before attackers find them.

