Website security audit
Website security audit: find vulnerabilities before an attacker does
So far in 2026 we've covered critical vulnerabilities in WordPress, ScreenConnect, Chrome, Elementor Pro and Windows, plus a cyberattack on Renfe and Adif that exposed data from over 150 million records. Most of these flaws get exploited within hours, not weeks. We audit your website to find out what's exposed before someone else does.
What we check in the security audit
We don't just run an automated scanner: we cross-check its results with manual review to rule out false positives and prioritise what really matters.
- CMS, plugins and dependencies with known CVEs
- Server configuration and security headers
- SSL/TLS certificates and forced HTTPS
- Access management, users and passwords
- Backups: whether they exist and whether they actually work
- Forms and entry points exposed to injection or brute force
Why 2026 is an especially critical year
The September 2026 cyberattack on Renfe and Adif, where an attacker used an AI agent to autonomously find a vulnerability and steal 500 GB of customer data, is the clearest sign of where this threat is heading: faster and more automated.
On top of that, security bulletins keep getting heavier, like the September 2026 Patch Tuesday with 966 vulnerabilities fixed in Windows, or critical flaws exploited within hours in WordPress and ScreenConnect. No company, large or small, is off the radar.
How we work
Initial analysis within 24-48 hours and a risk-prioritised report: exploitability combined with real-world impact, not a generic list of findings with no order.
- Combined technical and manual analysis
- Report prioritised by risk, not volume
- Phased fix plan
- Option for us to implement the patches ourselves
What you risk if you don't do it
A customer data breach can end in fines from data protection authorities, loss of trust and, in regulated sectors, non-compliance with rules such as NIS2. The cost of an audit is minimal compared to managing a breach that's already happened.
From audit to fix
We prioritise what's actively being exploited or trivial to exploit first, then configuration and access, and finally the finer hardening. Most fixes don't require taking the website offline.
Frequently asked questions
If your question isn't here, write to us and we'll answer within 24 hours.
How is this different from an SEO audit?
An SEO audit measures search visibility and performance. This one focuses exclusively on vulnerabilities and security risk, although they can be combined into a single phase.
How long does a security audit take?
The initial analysis is ready within 24-48 hours. A full audit with manual review usually takes 3 to 7 days depending on website size.
Do I need to be on WordPress for this to apply?
No, we audit any CMS or custom build. WordPress is the most common, but we review custom configurations just the same.
What if you find something already being exploited?
We notify you immediately, we don't wait to deliver the full report, and we propose an urgent containment plan.
Can you implement the fixes yourselves?
Yes, we can implement patches and configuration changes, or coordinate with your current technical team.
Do you offer recurring reviews, not just a one-off?
Yes, we have recurring review plans so you're not relying on a single annual audit.
Want to know if your website has active vulnerabilities?
We'll send you a risk-prioritised report within 24-48 hours, no commitment.