What We Check

Security problems are cheaper to fix before they happen

A security breach can cost far more than the time it takes to prevent one. We review your codebase and server configuration to find vulnerabilities and fix them before they become a problem.

We work with Laravel and PHP applications and follow OWASP guidelines to cover the most common and critical attack vectors.

SQL injection vulnerabilities

Cross-site scripting (XSS)

CSRF protection review

Authentication and session security

File upload security

Sensitive data exposure

Dependency vulnerability scanning

Server configuration review

Code Review

Manual review of your codebase for security vulnerabilities and bad practices.

Vulnerability Scan

Automated and manual scanning for known vulnerabilities in your stack.

Auth Review

Review of login, session management, and access control logic.

Audit Report

A clear report of findings with severity ratings and fix recommendations.

How It Works

Our Audit Process

1

Scope Definition

We agree on what to audit: specific modules, the full codebase, or the server configuration.

2

Review and Testing

We manually review the code and run targeted tests to identify vulnerabilities.

3

Report

You receive a detailed report listing every finding with severity level and a recommended fix.

4

Remediation

We can fix the issues ourselves or guide your team through the fixes, whichever you prefer.

FAQ

Security Audit Questions

Yes. We can audit any Laravel or PHP application regardless of who built it. We just need access to the codebase and relevant environment details.

You receive a written report listing every vulnerability found, its severity (critical, high, medium, low), and a clear recommendation for how to fix it.

Yes. We can handle the remediation ourselves after the audit, or provide guidance if your own team wants to implement the fixes.

A focused audit of a specific module or feature typically takes 2 to 5 days. A full application audit can take 1 to 2 weeks depending on the size and complexity of the codebase.

Is your application secure?

Get a security audit and find out before someone else does.

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