I Will Perform a Website Security Audit and Deliver a Professional PDF Report

Is your website unknowingly exposing sensitive data or leaving doors open for attackers? A surprising number of small business websites and developer projects contain common, fixable security weaknesses that go unnoticed until it is too late.

I will conduct a professional, non-intrusive security audit of your website and deliver a clearly written PDF report detailing every issue found, along with practical, actionable recommendations to fix them.

Here is what the audit covers:

**SSL/TLS Configuration** — I check whether your SSL certificate is valid, correctly configured, and not exposing users to downgrade risks.

**Missing Security Headers** — Headers such as Content Security Policy, X-Frame-Options, and Strict-Transport-Security are checked for presence and correct configuration. These are among the most commonly overlooked yet easily fixed issues.

**Exposed Sensitive Files** — I look for publicly accessible files and directories that should never be reachable, such as configuration files, backup archives, or admin paths left open by mistake.

**Basic Account Enumeration Vulnerabilities** — I check whether your login or registration flows inadvertently reveal which usernames or email addresses are registered, a common stepping stone for targeted attacks.

All checks are non-intrusive. I do not perform destructive attacks, denial-of-service testing, or any form of unauthorised access. Everything is conducted within the scope you authorise.

You will receive a professional PDF report that is easy to read whether you are a business owner with no technical background or a developer who wants a structured second opinion. Every finding is explained in plain language, with a clear severity indicator and a concrete fix recommendation.

This service is designed for small business owners who want peace of mind, developers preparing to launch or hand over a project, and anyone who wants to find weaknesses before an attacker does.

Please note: you must own the website being audited or hold written authorisation from the owner. This is a firm requirement and protects both parties legally.