You get
- A written review of the code you show us
- A check of the live site: headers, login, backups, secrets in the open
- Severity in plain language
- A fix list you can give any developer
Cyber security and code review
We read the code and the live system, then give you a written list of what is actually wrong and how to fix it — not a fake certificate.
You provide
- Access to the repo or a source archive
- A staging URL if production cannot be touched
- What data the system holds (payments, health, government IDs)
What to expect
- We report what we found. We do not invent a score out of 100
- A review is not a pentest theatre week unless we scope one
- Fixes can be us, or your team, or both
Who it is for
Teams about to launch, or who inherited a site they did not write.
How it usually runs
- Tell us the stack and what you are afraid of
- We agree the surface: code, live site, or both
- You get a written note, not a slide
- You choose who applies the fixes
Questions
Will you hide findings to be kind?
No. Kind is a clear list. Kind is not a green badge on a leaking login.
Do you sell ISO certificates?
No.